🇬🇧 Remo Ruscitti

Remo Ruscitti holds a Racer Rating of 4,143, placing him in the professional band; he is a professional-level driver competing in sportscar and endurance racing at the Silver FIA grading, which denotes a professional early in his career or progressing through the ranks. His 14-season record across kart racing, sportscar, and GT competition spans 19 starts with one podium, achieved in the IMSA WeatherTech Championship for Starworks Motorsport in 2016. His average finishing position of 14th reflects mid-field presence in the fields he has entered; the bulk of his racing since 2008 has been in the SKUSA SuperNationals karting series, where he has made 13 starts without reaching the podium.[1]

Ruscitti's head-to-head record against professional peers shows mixed fortunes. Against Stephen Simpson, a Silver-graded rival of similar rating, he holds a 4-1 edge across five races. Against Danny Formal, a three-time champion and a noticeably stronger driver at rating 4,867, he trails 1-3 in four meetings. He has been outpaced consistently by Marijn Kremers and AJ Myers, going winless in four races against each; against Billy Musgrave and Pedro Hiltbrand his record is evenly split. His single podium came in a field that included several established professionals substantially above his own level, including Gold-rated driver Jordan Pepper and former IndyCar champion Dan Wheldon, representing isolated strong results rather than consistent competition at that tier.

Ruscitti remains active in SKUSA SuperNationals racing into 2025 and has fielded entries in top-level endurance championships, but his career trajectory shows limited progression beyond semi-regular sportscar outings and consistent karting entries. His FIA Silver categorisation reflects professional status within GT and endurance racing, though the volume of his racing and span of results suggest he operates at the lower end of that professional tier and has not established a foothold in a regular seat at the top level.