🇬🇧 Jordan Albert

Jordan Albert was a Silver-graded sportscar and endurance racing driver whose career spanned five seasons and 59 starts between 2014 and 2024. His rating of 2,820 places him at the competitive-amateur level; this describes club and regional racing where a driver holds a real competition licence and achieves genuine results, but operates outside the professional ranks. Albert spent his early career in single-seater racing, most notably competing in GB3 from 2014 to 2015 with Sean Walkinshaw Racing, where he scored 2 wins and 4 podiums from 22 rounds to finish sixth in the championship. This series hosted national-level competition; his rivals included Will Palmer, who won that year's GB3 title with a Racer Rating approaching 5,000, and George Russell, later a world-championship Formula 1 driver then rated in the world's elite, though Albert beat Russell once in their shared races.[1]

Albert's transition to British GT Championship endurance racing in 2019 marked a shift to a different style of racing at a lower competitive level. Across 15 starts in that series through 2024 he claimed 1 win and 2 podiums, competing for Steller Motorsport. His most frequent endurance rivals were professional or semi-professional drivers: Will Palmer again, Arjun Maini and Sennan Fielding, the latter a 2022 GT4 champion and Gold-rated professional, whom Albert beat 17 times in 21 shared races; he finished behind Maini in every shared outing. Across all racing, Albert's average finishing position was eighth, indicating mid-pack pace against his fields. With 59 total starts producing 3 wins and 7 podiums, his record shows consistent but modest performance in club and semi-professional competition rather than a trajectory toward full-time professional racing. He retired from racing in 2024.