🏳️ Oscar Arroyo

Oscar Arroyo is a competitive amateur, rated 2,501; this is the entry level of club and regional racing, drivers who race against professionals rather than among them but lack the consistency or competitive strength to move ahead of the field. Arroyo competed in the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge series in 2016 across two separate championships, accumulating four starts with no wins or podiums. His average finishing position was 13th, placing him squarely in the midfield of fields populated by semi-professional drivers graded Silver and Bronze by the FIA. Of his regular rivals, all were stronger; he finished ahead of McKay Snow and Andrew Longe in their head-to-head meetings but trailed more often than he led against Anthony Imperato, Jesse Lazare, and Jeff Mosing.[1]

Notable among Arroyo's limited results were occasional outings against established professionals. He finished ahead of Zacharie Robichon, an FIA Silver driver and 2021 IMSA WeatherTech GTD champion, once, and ahead of Fred Poordad, an FIA Bronze professional rated nearly twice as strong, once; these were isolated performances against much stronger opposition rather than patterns of competitive strength. Arroyo raced for JDX Racing, a team with a strong win record and a stable of drivers across the spectrum, though its standard-bearer Callum Hedge was substantially faster.

Arroyo's career spans a single season of racing. He is now retired and left no wins on record across his four starts in top-tier GT3 competition.