🇺🇸 Kenton Koch

Kenton Koch is a professional racing driver competing across IMSA's national endurance and sprint series for Random Vandals Racing. Graded FIA Gold, he races GT4 and GT3 machinery in multiclass championships where amateurs and professionals share the track. His primary focus is GT4 America, where he drives a GT4 car in shared-driver endurance racing.[1]

Koch has built a consistent record across a decade of racing. He won the GT4 America championship twice, in 2025 and 2026, and took the GT World Challenge America title in 2025 in GT3 machinery; he also holds the 2017 IMSA Prototype Challenge championship from his earlier career in prototype racing. Across all series, he has 138 starts, 35 wins and 72 podiums. His strength lies in GT4 racing, where 16 of his 35 career wins have come; he has also taken six wins in GT World Challenge America. In IMSA's national-level Pilot Challenge series he has four wins from 30 starts, and two wins in the professional WeatherTech Championship from 28 starts. In 2024, he shared a 24 Hours Series entry with Leipert Motorsport and won the race outright.[2]

Koch races regularly against two Gold-graded professionals of similar standing in Robby Foley and Trent Hindman, both multiple IMSA champions; he is closely matched with each. He has finished ahead of elite-level drivers including IndyCar regular and three-time Indy NXT champion Kyle Kirkwood, and the two-time Supercars champion Scott McLaughlin. Random Vandals Racing, his primary team across GT4 and GT World Challenge competition, operates as an established outfit with 67 wins across the index; its strongest driver is established professional Connor De Phillippi. Koch shared a Lone Star Enduro victory with Sam Craven in 2026.