🇦🇺 Kenny Habul

Kenny Habul is a professional endurance racing driver competing in international multiclass championships. Bronze-graded under FIA regulations, he races GT3 cars primarily for 75 Express in the IMSA WeatherTech Championship, where he has taken four podiums across his ten seasons at that level. He has also campaigned in the Bathurst 12 Hour, GT World Challenge America, and the 24H Series, a shared-car format in which he combines his efforts with co-drivers in mixed-professional grids.[1]

His record in IMSA spans from 2017 to the present, with two podium finishes in the last three seasons and a steady presence in the championship's endurance field. His best results have come in the Bathurst 12 Hour, where he has taken two podiums in three starts since 2024, including victories that underpin his standing as a multiple winner of that event. A single appearance in the 24H Series in 2022 brought a podium finish in shared-car competition. Earlier in his racing life, he competed in NASCAR Xfinity and NASCAR Truck racing between 2012 and 2016, a road-course-focused campaign in which he made 15 starts for JR Motorsports.[2]

Habul races regularly alongside professionals of considerably higher standing, finishing most often behind Andy Lally and Madison Snow, both Gold-graded IMSA regulars with championship credentials. He has nevertheless beaten elite-level drivers in single races; Kyle Kirkwood, a three-time champion in American single-seater series and an IndyCar driver, finished behind him twice, as did Joey Logano, a 343-time NASCAR Cup Series starter. His field at IMSA includes drivers of Platinum and Gold grades competing in the same races, placing him among a wider band of talent that spans amateur and semi-professional entrants to established professionals.