🇺🇸 Joey Sullivan

Sullivan raced in national amateur and semi-professional multiclass endurance championships between 2008 and 2015. He competed primarily in NASA, where he drove naturally aspirated Porsche 944s in the 944 Cup class and German machinery in GTS1, and made six starts in PCA Club Racing in Porsche SP classes. His Porsche entries were fielded by Porsche itself across eight of his nineteen career starts.[1]

Over his seven seasons on record, Sullivan won three races and took ten podiums across NASA and PCA Club Racing. He finished 35th in the final PCA Club Racing championship standings in 2015, his last year of racing.[2]

Sullivan typically finished ahead of club-level regulars such as Tim Pruitt and John Mock, both established competitors in the same multiclass series. He beat competitive amateurs Greg Rojik and Brian Weathered, each of whom had raced more than ninety times in these championships. His race wins and podium record came against fields that mixed amateur and semi-professional drivers with graded professionals, though his own rating reflects a club-level competitor in that company.