🇲🇾 Jefri Ibrahim

Jefri Ibrahim is a semi-professional racing in international multiclass endurance series. His record spans the Asian Le Mans Series, where he has made 11 starts for JMR across three seasons from 2024 onwards, alongside appearances in the Bathurst 12 Hour, GT World Challenge America and GT World Challenge Europe, all in GT3 machinery. He holds a Racer Rating of 3,767, placing him at entry-level professional level; this reflects a driver competing regularly against established professionals and graded drivers but finishing more often behind them than ahead.[1]

Across 14 starts Ibrahim has taken a single podium, at the 2025 Bathurst 12 Hour in the PAM class. His most consistent campaign has been in the Asian Le Mans Series, where the bulk of his racing has occurred. In GT World Challenge Europe, his most recent indexed activity, he finished 37th in the championship standings after one round of racing. His results in endurance racing are shaped partly by his co-drivers; JMR as a team has not recorded a win across the index and has fielded only six drivers, with Alexander Sims as its strongest entry.[2]

In the field Ibrahim regularly meets, he sits behind established professionals who define the competitive standard. He typically finishes behind George Kurtz, a 2023 GT World Challenge America Pro-Am champion with extensive IMSA and GT World Challenge experience. He has run closely matched with Daniel Harper, a 2023 British GT champion who races frequently in GT World Challenge Europe. Ibrahim has finished ahead of Kamui Kobayashi once across their meetings and Earl Bamber five times, though both are Platinum-graded professionals with championships in prototype racing and endurance championships across multiple series.