🏳️ Mason Marotta

Mason Marotta is a club-level driver whose career spanned three seasons from 2009 to 2011. His rating of 2,619 places him in the competitive amateur band, a driver capable of running at the front of regional club racing but without the consistency or performance to establish a professional presence. Across four starts in SKUSA SuperNationals competition, Marotta recorded no wins or podium finishes and averaged a finishing position of 16th.[1]

The competitive context suggests a driver racing against a mix of amateur and emerging professional competitors. Marotta finished ahead of Andrick Zeen (also a competitive amateur) in two of three shared races, a meaningful head-to-head record at this level. He also recorded isolated victories over stronger drivers, including FIA Gold-graded professionals Daniel Morad and Trent Hindman (a multiple-time IMSA champion), though these came in single encounters and do not reflect sustained competitiveness against that calibre. By contrast, he faced Gustavo Menezes, an elite professional who would go on to become the 2016 WEC LMP2 champion, in three races and finished behind him each time.

Marotta's record is that of an amateur competitor without the results to progress further in the sport. He has been retired from racing since 2011.