🇬🇧 Kyle Tilley

Kyle Tilley is a professional endurance racing driver competing primarily in multiclass championship racing with shared-driver cars. He holds FIA Silver grading, placing him below the full-professional tiers but among drivers progressing in sportscar and endurance racing. Tilley races for Era Motorsport in the IMSA WeatherTech Championship and the 24H Series, piloting GT3 and LMP2 prototypes.[1]

His record spans a decade from 2015 onward, built substantially on American Endurance Racing where he started his career. Across 25 starts in that series between 2015 and 2019, Tilley took 10 wins and 20 podiums, establishing himself as a consistent front-runner in the multiclass field. His move to the international stage brought results in higher-tier series: seven podiums from 11 IMSA WeatherTech starts between 2020 and 2022, including a win, and four starts in the European Le Mans Series in 2021. He competed in the Asian Le Mans Series that year and won the LMP2 championship. A brief stint in NASCAR Cup in 2021 and 2022 saw him contest only road and street courses; elsewhere he has concentrated on sportscar racing. His current work spans the 24H Series, where he has taken a podium from six starts in 2025, and the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie for ERA Motorsport.[2]

Tilley's regular competition has included Alex Rubenstein, a three-time American Endurance Racing Class 4 champion, against whom he has typically finished ahead, and James McGuire, an entry-level professional with extensive European Le Mans Series and Le Mans Cup experience, with whom he has been closely matched. In 2025, Verstappen contested an NLS round in a Porsche GT4 car; Tilley finished ahead of him in that race.