🏳️ Jose Bonilla

Jose Bonilla competed at the developing level of motorsport, the entry point for drivers with consistent but limited race exposure. His Racer Rating of 1,021 places him in this category; such a rating describes a driver consistently finishing toward the back of club-level fields or with too few races on record to have progressed beyond entry level. Bonilla's single season of racing on record comprised seven starts in International GT during 2022, yielding no wins or podiums and an average finishing position of 12.4th.[1]

The competitive context of Bonilla's brief career reveals a driver who struggled against the field he was placed in. In his seven races, he faced several established semi-professional and professional competitors; Javier Ripoll and James Hamman defeated him in all seven shared races, while Robert Wisen won their head-to-head battle six times out of seven. Bonilla finished ahead of Ed Wheatley in three of their six meetings, achieving a split record in that pairing. Against stronger drivers who have raced in higher categories, such as FIA Silver graded professionals Jason Hart and Marcos Vento, and occasional rivals like Pippa Mann and Jody Miller, Bonilla recorded isolated finishes ahead but no consistent pattern of competitiveness.

Bonilla's racing career ended after 2022 with no championships or victories recorded across his seven starts. His results do not support progression to higher competitive levels.