🇿🇦 Jordan Pepper

Jordan Pepper is an established professional competing in international GT and endurance racing. FIA Gold-graded, he races for Team WRT in GT World Challenge Europe and has driven for Pfaff Motorsports in IMSA WeatherTech, Schubert Motorsport in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, and TGI Team Lamborghini by GRT in DTM. His primary machinery is the GT3 car across endurance championships and single-driver sprint racing.[1]

Pepper has built a career across eleven seasons from 2016 to 2026, with 98 starts yielding ten wins and 25 podiums. In GT World Challenge Europe, his most-raced series, he has taken five wins and twelve podiums from 48 starts for Team WRT since 2019. His 14 IMSA WeatherTech starts produced one win and four podiums; he has raced the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie for seven years with two wins and five podiums from 15 starts. In his first full year in DTM during 2024–2025, he claimed one win and three podiums from 13 single-driver starts. Across the 24H Series and Bathurst 12 Hour, he has raced in multiclass endurance events where amateur and professional competitors share the track; he won the 24H Series race at Team WRT in 2026.[2]

Pepper races regularly against established professionals who have won major championships. He is closely matched with Maro Engel, a FIA Platinum-graded 2024 GT World Challenge Europe champion who competes across the same series, and with Ricardo Feller, a FIA Platinum-graded ADAC GT Masters champion with extensive DTM and GT World Challenge Europe experience. He has finished ahead of Kyle Kirkwood, an elite professional and three-time Indy champion, on three occasions in IMSA racing. He also has one finishing position ahead of Max Verstappen, a four-time Formula 1 world champion, across their shared endurance entries. With GRT Grasser Racing Team, his strongest partner to date, he accounts for the operation's most competitive driver among 52 in its indexed record.