🇺🇸 Mike Skeen

Mike Skeen is a professional sports car racing driver competing at FIA Silver grade, the level below full professional; he races primarily for Conquest Racing in IMSA WeatherTech and most recently joined KOHR Motorsports in GT4 endurance racing. Over 15 seasons from 2011 to 2026, he has made his name in sprint and endurance sportscar racing across multiple classes and series, with his most significant achievement the 2020 Trans-Am TA2 championship.[1]

Skeen's record spans two major categories of competition. In IMSA WeatherTech, his longest commitment, he has taken six podiums from 49 starts. His primary success has come in Trans-Am TA2, where he won the championship in 2020 and has since accumulated seven wins and 17 podiums across 31 starts in that series. In multiclass endurance racing, he has competed in American Endurance Racing with five wins and 14 podiums from 22 starts, in the international GT series with five wins and seven podiums from 11 starts, and in the 24-hour format with a class victory at the 24H Series. He has also raced in IMSA Pilot Challenge and IMSA Prototype Challenge, adding three podiums in the former and a win in the latter.[2]

Skeen regularly encounters professional opposition in his primary series. He runs closely matched with Robby Foley, a Gold-graded professional and 2025 GT World Challenge America Pro-Am champion who is a frequent competitor in WeatherTech and Pilot Challenge, and with Misha Goikhberg, who has logged extensive racing across IMSA WeatherTech and Trans-Am TA2. He has on occasion finished ahead of much stronger drivers; he beat elite professional Kyle Kirkwood, a three-time champion across Indy Pro 2000, Indy NXT and Formula Regional Americas, twice in competition. His current involvement in World Racing League marks his continued activity in endurance racing, where he has taken a podium so far from two rounds of a season still in progress.