🏳️ Marshall Moore

Marshall Moore races in NASA, a national multiclass endurance and sprint series where amateur and professional competitors share the track across fifteen classes. He has piloted a Ford Mustang GT in the CMC class, which runs American pony cars with limited modifications, for the entirety of his indexed career. Moore is a club-level driver, a category that describes racers who compete in local or national championships against mixed fields of varying experience.[1]

Over thirteen seasons from 2014 to 2026, Moore has taken one win and eleven podiums from 126 starts in NASA. His record has been built almost entirely on single-digit placings against semi-professional regulars; he typically finishes behind Derek Wright and Kent Owens, both of whom have nearly two hundred NASA starts each. Moore has beaten Tom Long, a semi-professional driver and 2018 IMSA Pilot Challenge TCR champion who has raced across three different series, eleven times across their meetings.[2]

In 2026, Moore currently sits fourth in the championship standings with one win and three podiums from sixteen rounds raced so far. The Mustang GT he drives runs under an established team that has fielded strong competition and lists Darin Mock, an entry-level professional, among its drivers.