🏳️ Mark Wyatt

Mark Wyatt competes in American Endurance Racing, where he holds a Racer Rating of 1,839. This places him in the club racing band, meaning he is a competitive amateur; a real racing license and genuine results, but in fields that do not meet the calibre of full professional championships. Across six seasons from 2019 to 2025, Wyatt has made 31 starts in endurance racing, recording 6 wins and 18 podium finishes for an average classified position of P3.7.[1]

Wyatt's record against the most frequent rivals shows mixed results against drivers of similar standing. Against John Ryan Lewis, a two-time American Endurance Racing Class 3 champion, Wyatt holds a 5–6 head-to-head record across 11 shared races. He has finished level with Alex Rubenstein, a three-time Class 4 champion, at 4–4 in eight meetings. Against Cody Ace, winner of the Class 3 title in 2016 and Class 2 in 2020, Wyatt trails 3–6 in nine races. Most notably, Wyatt has occasionally finished ahead of significantly stronger drivers in single outings; he has beaten Jaden Lander, an FIA Silver-graded driver and 2024 GT4 America Am champion, twice, and has once overtaken Michael Tinis, a driver rated more than 1,400 points higher. These isolated results do not establish a pattern of dominance over stronger fields, but they show Wyatt capable of competitive performances beyond his home field.

Currently active in 2025, Wyatt has contested three rounds of American Endurance Racing this season, securing one podium finish from that limited sample. His career remains centred on endurance racing in a national series where he has established himself as a regular podium finisher among club-level competition.