🇺🇸 Kenton Koch

Kenton Koch is an established professional competing in national multiclass endurance racing. He holds FIA Gold status, the full-professional grade in sportscar racing. Since 2016 he has accumulated 139 starts across eight series, competing primarily for Random Vandals Racing in GT4 America and GT World Challenge America, where he drives GT4 and GT3 cars respectively. He is the 2025 champion in both GT4 America Silver and GT World Challenge America Pro, titles won by his team.[1]

His record across a decade shows sustained success in the machinery Random Vandals Racing provides. In GT4 America he has 40 starts, 16 wins and 33 podiums; in GT World Challenge America, 17 starts, 6 wins and 13 podiums. Earlier in his career he raced IMSA's Prototype Challenge, winning six times in 16 starts and taking the 2017 championship with P1 Motorsports. He has since moved through IMSA's other categories, taking two wins in 29 WeatherTech entries and four in 30 Pilot Challenge starts, competing most recently in the 2026 Rolex 24 at Daytona. He finished 16th in the 2017 Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup standings.[2]

Koch races regularly against Gold-graded professionals and established names. Robby Foley, the 2025 GT World Challenge America Pro-Am champion and a driver with deep experience across IMSA's main series, is a frequent opponent and the pair are closely matched. Trent Hindman, another Gold-graded professional and champion of both IMSA WeatherTech GTD and the Pilot Challenge GS, has similarly split their head-to-heads. Koch has taken individual race results against stronger drivers; he finished ahead of Kyle Kirkwood, a three-time Indy NXT and Indy Pro 2000 champion, and of Scott McLaughlin, the two-time Supercars champion and a Platinum-graded professional with an IndyCar career.