🇺🇸 Robby Foley

Robby Foley is an established professional racing driver, FIA Gold-graded, competing in multiclass endurance sportscar racing for Turner Motorsport. He races GT3 machinery in the GT World Challenge America Pro and Pro-Am classes, where he won the Pro class championship in 2025. His primary series is the IMSA WeatherTech Championship, in which he holds 93 starts for Turner across nine seasons; he also competes in the IMSA Pilot Challenge, a GT4 and production-car endurance series, and has made occasional starts in international GT racing.[1]

Across 224 starts since 2016, Foley has taken 24 wins and 60 podiums. His record in IMSA WeatherTech spans from 2018 to the present, with nine wins and 27 podiums accumulated over that period. In GT World Challenge America, where his championship was won, he has raced 29 times in three seasons, 2024 to 2026, taking eight wins and 18 podiums. His earlier career included seasons in the IMSA Pilot Challenge, where five wins came across 75 starts, and a brief spell in IMSA Prototype Challenge driving LMP3 prototypes. He began his indexed racing in Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup in 2016 and 2017, finishing seventh in the 2017 championship.[2]

In the IMSA WeatherTech field, Foley races regularly against a field including Trent Hindman, a professional and two-time IMSA champion, and has proven closely matched with him over their many meetings. He has consistently finished ahead of Spencer Pumpelly, a professional silver-graded driver and former IMSA Pilot Challenge champion. Among the strongest drivers he has faced, Foley has finished ahead of Kyle Kirkwood, an elite professional who won the 2021 Indy NXT championship and has raced in IndyCar, on five occasions. He has one finish ahead of Scott McLaughlin, a Platinum-graded driver and two-time Supercars champion, in their limited meetings.