🇦🇺 Martin Berry

Martin Berry is a professional-level sportscar and endurance racing driver, rated 4,222; this places him in the professional band, meaning he competes regularly among full-time paid drivers and wins in strong fields, though he does not hold a national championship. His FIA Bronze categorisation reflects his status as an amateur competing alongside professionals in GT and endurance racing. Berry has raced for five seasons from 2019 to 2026, accumulating 35 starts across four series, most heavily in the European Le Mans Series and the WEC; he has never won a race but has secured six podiums, averaging a finishing position of P13.6 across all classified starts.[1]

Berry's main competition has been in ELMS for Proton Competition, where he took 5 podiums from 17 starts, and in the WEC for Iron Lynx since 2025, claiming 1 podium in 10 starts. His rivals have been principally professional and semi-professional sportscar drivers rated between 3,944 and 4,991; against Riccardo Pera (a semi-professional 1-time champion) he has a losing record of 6-11 across 17 races, and against Ben Tuck a strong one of 13-3 across 16 races. Notably, Berry has occasionally finished ahead of substantially stronger drivers; he beat James Calado, a Platinum-graded five-time champion, twice, and has single wins over Logan Sargeant and Kelvin van der Linde, both Platinum professionals. These isolated results do not constitute a pattern but indicate his capability in endurance racing's longer, more variable formats. Iron Lynx, his current team, is a race-winning outfit that has fielded 69 drivers with strengths ranging to Edoardo Mortara at elite professional level. Berry remains active in 2026 WEC, competing in the LMGT3 class.[2]