🏳️ Rob Driscoll

Rob Driscoll is a club-level driver who has raced in national amateur and semi-professional championships in the United States. His indexed racing spans two seasons, beginning in 2004 with BMW CCA Club Racing, where he drove BMWs in the JP class of that eight-class multiclass championship. He returned to competition in 2020 with American Endurance Racing, sharing production-based cars in a five-class endurance field.[1]

In BMW CCA Club Racing, Driscoll won once and took four podiums across four starts in 2004, finishing ninth in the season standings. His performance there placed him ahead of regular opponents Chris Turrisi and Brian Erickson, both club-level drivers with substantially more experience in the series; Turrisi has 26 starts and Erickson 20. Driscoll later finished ahead of Peter Portante, a semi-professional driver holding an FIA Silver grade, on two occasions. His sole American Endurance Racing appearance came in 2020 with two starts in the Class 2 and Class 3 production car classes; he finished ahead of James Counterman, a competitive amateur who won the Class 3 championship in 2016 and the Class 2 title in 2020.[2]