🇺🇸 Jonathan Bomarito

Jonathan Bomarito holds a Racer Rating of 5,676, placing him among established professionals. The FIA Platinum grading confirms his standing as a full professional in sportscar and endurance racing, where he competed consistently over a decade against elite rivals. His average finishing position of P6.2 across 55 starts reflects steady performance in highly competitive fields rather than outright dominance, though his six wins and 18 podiums in IMSA WeatherTech over seven seasons demonstrate genuine pace at the sport's upper level.[1]

Bomarito's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals tells the story of a capable mid-field professional who held his own against stronger drivers without establishing clear superiority. Against five-time champions Dane Cameron and Ricky Taylor, both rated above him, he finished ahead in 18 of 44 shared races; against fellow Platinum-graded drivers Pipo Derani and Renger van der Zande, the margins were tighter or slightly favourable. His most notable results came against drivers rated much higher: he beat elite-level drivers including four-time champion Scott Dixon on five occasions, two-time champion Mike Conway six times, and Christian Fittipaldi three times. These victories were genuine but remained scattered rather than sustained, reflecting the nature of endurance racing where a single strong drive or strategic call can yield a result against faster rivals.[2]

The bulk of Bomarito's career centred on IMSA WeatherTech, where he accumulated his wins and podiums between 2016 and 2022 primarily with PR1 Mathiasen Motorsports. His three World Endurance Championship starts between 2013 and 2019 yielded one podium but no wins, a brief excursion into international racing that did not anchor his career. His retirement came after the 2019 WEC season, ending a professional sportscar career built on consistency and professional competence within established series rather than standout achievement or breakthrough moments.