🇺🇸 Ryan Camp

Ryan Camp competed in the International GT series during 2026, his first season of racing on record. He recorded 8 starts across the year, finishing seventh in the final standings with 2 podium finishes and an average result of third place. This was a brief campaign in what appears to be a competitive field; Camp recorded podiums against established professional opposition, including a single race win equivalent against FIA Bronze graded driver Chris Hall and separate occasions beating semi-professional rivals Zachary Bradford and Coleman Hall.[1]

However, Camp's overall record in the series showed inconsistency against the field's regular competitors. Against Coleman Hall, a semi-professional driver with a rating of 2,336, Camp finished behind him in seven of eight shared races. He fared better against Joseph Rizzo, another semi-professional rated 1,754, winning the head-to-head twice from six encounters. Camp consistently outpaced club-level driver Kurt Kropp and dominated Richard Grant, a developing driver, winning all eight races against Grant. His rating of 1,557 places him in the competitive amateur band, meaning a driver quick enough to run at the front of club racing and occasionally competitive against early-career professionals, though not consistently so at that level.[2]

Camp remains active in 2026 but has not yet competed beyond the International GT series. His debut season showed occasional flashes against stronger opposition but revealed significant gaps against the field's established professionals, particularly Hall and Robert Gee, against whom he failed to finish ahead in four attempts each.