🇨🇦 Justin Tracy

Justin Tracy is a competitive amateur competing at the level of club and regional racing, with a Racer Rating of 2,134. He has spent his entire 12-season career in American Endurance Racing since 2015, accumulating 87 starts with 25 wins and 44 podiums. His average finishing position of P3.3 reflects consistent competitiveness within his field, though his rivals in this series cluster around the semi-professional and amateur grades; his most frequent competitors range from Van Svenson and Shakir Wilson, whom he meets roughly evenly, to Panagioti Theodorakopoulos, against whom he holds a strong 10-3 head-to-head record across 13 races. He won the 2024 American Endurance Racing Class 5 championship, his sole title on record.[1]

Tracy has occasionally encountered much stronger drivers from higher levels of motorsport; he beat FIA Silver-graded professionals Patrick Gallagher and Kaz Grala once each, and Silver-graded Kyle Tilley once, though these remain isolated results against drivers with professional credentials far above his own. His record against Alex Rubenstein, a three-time American Endurance Racing Class 4 champion, runs 5-8 in 13 races, a losing head-to-head against a proven multi-series champion in his competitive space.[2]

Currently active in 2026, Tracy has recorded three podiums in three rounds to date, finishing sixth overall in the season standings. His career shows the profile of a dedicated endurance racer operating consistently in the upper-amateur bracket, with the mid-pack-and-podium finishes typical of that level when competing against a mix of peer competitors and occasional professional-grade visitors.