🇺🇸 Keith Grant

Keith Grant is a semi-professional driver with a Racer Rating of 3,487, placing him in the semi-professional band; he competes in endurance and sports car racing where he holds FIA Bronze status, the amateur classification that indicates a gentleman driver racing alongside professionals in those disciplines. Across nine seasons from 2018 to 2026, Grant has accumulated 64 starts with 8 wins and 24 podiums, averaging a finishing position of P6.3 across classified results. His career has spanned multiple series; his longest tenure came in IMSA Prototype Challenge between 2018 and 2022 with JDC MotorSports, where he earned three podiums from 26 starts without winning, and he has also competed in Trans-Am, SCCA events, Porsche Sprint Challenge, and vintage racing.[1]

Grant's head-to-head record against frequent rivals tells a mixed story typical of his level. He holds a slightly negative record against Tonis Kasemets, a professional-graded rival and 2022 IMSA Prototype Challenge P3 champion, finishing ahead in 11 of 24 shared races but behind in 13. Against Dakota Dickerson, a much stronger driver who won the 2019 Formula Regional Americas championship, Grant finished ahead only three times in 17 races, a clear disparity in pace. He has however held his own against peers of similar standing; he leads Jon Brownson 13 to 8 in their head-to-head encounters and runs roughly even with Joe Robillard, another Bronze-graded driver. His single wins and occasional podiums against genuinely elite professionals, such as Formula 1 feeder champion Kyle Kirkwood and IMSA LMP2 title-winner George Kurtz, represent isolated results rather than patterns of competitiveness.[2]

Grant's recent activity shows a shift toward single-make racing; he enjoyed success in Porsche Sprint Challenge Cayman during 2026 with 2 wins and 9 podiums from 10 starts, and International GT competition in 2025 proved particularly strong with 5 wins and 5 podiums from 5 starts, suggesting he has found his best form in these series. His ongoing Trans-Am campaign in 2025 has yielded four podiums from nine starts but no victories, and his most recent two rounds yielded neither podium nor top-ten finish, placing him P12.