🏳️ Robert Grace

Robert Grace is an entry-level professional racing in NASA's national amateur and semi-professional multiclass championship, where he competes in the spec BMW classes; he also races American Endurance Racing, a multiclass endurance series that draws from amateur through professional fields across two countries. His primary machinery is the Spec E30, a single-make class of production BMW E30 3-series cars run in solo sprint racing; he has also piloted the Spec E46 in NASA and shared endurance cars in American Endurance Racing's Class 2 and Class Daytona categories and the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie's VT2 Hecka 4WD class.[1]

Grace has built a career almost entirely within NASA's Spec classes since 2008, accumulating 204 starts and 115 wins across 19 seasons. He scored multiple NASA championships in the Spec E30 between 2010 and 2013. In American Endurance Racing he has taken 3 wins from 5 starts in shared-car racing, and in 2022 he made a single start in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, finishing 19th in championship standings. Across all series he has recorded 118 wins and 161 podiums from 210 starts, a win rate and podium frequency that reflects sustained success in his usual racing environment.[2]

His most regular opposition in NASA comes from club-level drivers Jason Griscavage and Carter Hunt, both NASA regulars with extensive experience, whom Grace typically outpaces. He has also beaten professional and entry-level professional drivers from higher categories; John Bennett, a professional with credentials in GB3 and Formula 2, finished behind Grace on four occasions in their limited NASA meetings. The bulk of Grace's record sits well above his usual field within the spec classes, where he has established himself as a dominant front-runner.