🇺🇸 Robb Holland

Robb Holland is an entry-level professional racing driver competing in national-level GT and endurance racing. Racing primarily for Rotek Racing, he campaigns GT4 cars in multiclass series, holding an FIA Bronze rating. His record spans single-driver sprint racing in GT America and shared-car endurance entries in GT4 America and GT World Challenge America, with 38 career starts since 2012.[1]

Holland won the GT America championship in 2023 with six wins from ten starts, then claimed the GT4 America Am class title in 2024 with four wins across twelve rounds. His record shows particular strength in the sprint format; in single-driver GT America he took podiums in every start. In multiclass endurance racing against a field mixing amateurs with graded professionals, he typically finishes ahead of semi-professional competitors such as Nicholas Shanny and matches the pace of James Clay, the 2023 GT4 America Am champion. Among the stronger drivers he has encountered, Holland has finished ahead of Edoardo Mortara, an elite professional with 91 Formula E starts and a 2010 Formula 3 Euro Series title, and Robin Frijns, an established professional and multiple-series champion including the 2021 WEC LMP2 class.[2]

Holland's earlier career included two World Touring Car Championship starts in 2012, becoming the first American to compete in that series, and nine starts in the BTCC in 2015 alongside graded professionals in a national field. His longest spell of international racing came in 2014 and 2015, when he drove for Rotek Racing in British touring car and German endurance competition.