🇳🇱 Jordan Morris

Jordan Morris is a club-level racer with a Racer Rating of 2,518, placing him in the competitive amateur band. This rating reflects the entry end of structured racing; drivers at this level compete in regional and club championships against genuine competition but do not yet establish consistent patterns at higher tiers.[1]

Morris's record on the database spans a single season in 2013, with one start at the SKUSA SuperNationals and no podium finishes. That solitary outing averaged a 23rd-place finish. Across his limited racing on record, he encountered drivers of varying strength; he finished ahead of Oliver Askew, a FIA Silver graded driver and 2019 Indy NXT champion, though this was a single occurrence rather than part of a sustained head-to-head record. He also beat several semi-professional level competitors, including Alan Michel, Ryan Kinnear, and Tyler Fling, but the brevity of his documented career makes it difficult to establish whether these results reflected a consistent competitive advantage or isolated races.[2]

Morris is now retired from racing on record. The biographical context indicates he has since moved into international sportscar competition, most recently in the LMGT3 category of the FIA World Endurance Championship with Manthey EMA, where he was part of the first LMGT3-winning lineup at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2024. This represents a substantial step up from his early club racing profile.