🇺🇸 Ross Chastain

Ross Chastain, an American driver, is recorded in the IMSA Pilot Challenge with a single career start for Skip Barber Racing. That entry shows no wins, no podiums, and no championships across the one recorded outing, with the driver's status listed as retired within this series. Chastain's broader background includes a rise through American short track and stock car ranks as the older brother of NASCAR driver Chad Chastain, and he has gone on to build a career in NASCAR's national series, though those achievements sit outside the scope of this particular Pilot Challenge record.[1]

Within the Racer DB rating system, Chastain holds a Racer Rating of 1,381, placing him 8,350th among active drivers on a scale where the top competitors reach into the 10,000 to 11,500 range, reflecting the limited sample size of his tracked participation in this series. His most recent tracked season lists one round contested, with no wins or podiums recorded, and a standings position of 146th. Taken together, the data reflects a minimal footprint in the IMSA Pilot Challenge specifically, distinct from the more extensive stock car racing profile he has built elsewhere in his career.[2]