🏳️ Robert Goldlust

Robert Goldlust is a developing amateur racer competing across three national multiclass endurance and sprint series. His primary focus is American Endurance Racing, where he has logged 57 starts since 2017 in production-based cars across Classes 1, 2 and 3, sharing his car with co-drivers in the series' format. He also races solo in BMW CCA Club Racing, primarily in BMWs, and in NASA's GTS3 class with German machinery; these two series account for 55 of his 112 career starts between 2013 and the present.[1]

Across his 14 seasons on record, Goldlust has taken 15 podiums and one win. That win came in NASA in 2014. His most consistent podium yield has been in American Endurance Racing, where ten of his fifteen podiums have come despite the shared-car format, which typically makes individual performance harder to assess. His last indexed appearance was in NASA during 2017, when he finished 32nd in the championship standings.[2]

Goldlust regularly races against more experienced drivers. Karsten Richards, a two-time American Endurance Racing class champion, is a frequent opponent in the endurance series, where Goldlust usually finishes behind him. Scott Reiman, a club-level driver with over 200 BMW CCA starts, is another regular at the club events. Goldlust has beaten entry-level professionals including Aristotle Balogh, who holds a Bronze FIA grade and has raced at the IMSA level, once across their meetings.