🇨🇦 Jesse Webb

Jesse Webb is a semi-professional racing in the national GT4 endurance series GT4 America and IMSA Pilot Challenge, where cars are shared between two or more drivers per race and the field mixes amateurs with professionals. Webb races FIA Silver grade, a classification for drivers developing towards the professional standard in sportscar racing. He drives for JMF Motorsports, an established team that has fielded 14 drivers across the index and produced multiple race winners.[1]

Webb's first indexed season came in 2023, when he won the GT4 America Silver class championship with five wins from 23 starts. He took ten podiums across 23 races that year, establishing himself as a race winner in the class. In 2024 he moved to IMSA Pilot Challenge, the second-tier GT4 endurance series, where he made seven starts for JMF Motorsports and finished twentieth in the championship standings.[2]

Webb races regularly against established professionals. He is closely matched with Kenton Koch, an FIA Gold driver and multiple champion across IMSA and GT4 America who has logged 40 GT4 America starts, and with Kevin Boehm, the 2025 GT4 America Silver champion. His record includes isolated finishes ahead of much stronger drivers: he beat Corey Heim, a three-time NASCAR Truck champion, once in competition, and Bubba Wallace, an established professional with over 330 NASCAR Cup Series starts, once. These remain single results against drivers whose primary careers sit in other series.