🇺🇸 Lance Bergstein

Lance Bergstein is an entry-level professional driver rated 3,321, racing primarily in IMSA Pilot Challenge for Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb Agajanian, where he competes in TCR machinery. He holds an FIA Bronze grade, placing him among amateur and gentleman drivers in sportscar and endurance racing. Bergstein races across multiple multiclass endurance championships in North America and Europe, sharing production-based and GT4 cars with co-drivers.[1]

His record spans 11 seasons from 2015 to the present across seven series. His most substantial tenure is in IMSA Pilot Challenge, where he has made 17 starts since 2021 for Bryan Herta Autosport, a team that won the 2025 IMSA Pilot Challenge TCR manufacturers' title. He scored a win and two podiums in GT4 America in 2024 driving for KRUGSPEED, and accumulated three wins and ten podiums across 65 starts in endurance racing at various levels, including victories in American Endurance Racing and the 24H Series. His earliest indexed racing came in NASA's BMW 325IS class from 2015 to 2018, where he took three podiums in 19 starts.[2]

Bergstein races regularly against entry-level professionals at his own level. Denis Dupont, the 2025 IMSA Pilot Challenge TCR champion and a Silver-graded driver with 56 IMSA Pilot Challenge starts, is a frequent opponent whom Bergstein typically finishes behind. Tyler Gonzalez, also entry-level professional and Silver-graded with 54 IMSA Pilot Challenge starts and a 2023 GR Cup North America Am championship, races at a level closely matched to Bergstein's. He has finished ahead of stronger drivers in isolated instances; he beat Jordan Pepper, a Gold-graded established professional with 48 GT World Challenge Europe starts, once, and Raffaele Marciello, a Platinum-graded established professional and three-time champion in major European GT series with 78 GT World Challenge Europe starts, once.