🇺🇸 Ryan Eversley

Ryan Eversley is an entry-level professional racing driver at a Racer Rating of 3,395, competing in American national multiclass endurance championships. He drives the No. 7 Audi RS 3 LMS for Precision Racing LA in the IMSA Pilot Challenge, where he races the TCR class of lightly modified touring cars. He also competes in GT4 America's Pro-Am class, piloting GT4 machinery for the same team, and has made starts in IMSA's top-tier WeatherTech championship and the ChampCar Endurance Series. Eversley holds an FIA Gold grading, the full-professional designation in sportscar and endurance racing.[1]

His primary record spans a decade from 2016 to the present across IMSA's Pilot Challenge, where he has made 59 starts for Precision Racing LA and taken 2 wins and 16 podiums. In GT4 America he has raced 17 times since 2024, recording 1 win and 4 podiums. He competed in IMSA WeatherTech for Rick Ware Racing over five seasons between 2018 and 2022, finishing on the podium once across 9 starts in the series' GTD class. His sole NASCAR Cup Series start came in 2021. Away from the database's indexed regular series, Eversley won the 2018 Pirelli World Challenge TCR championship as a Honda factory driver and has recently joined the ChampCar Endurance Series, making his first two starts there in 2026.[2]

Eversley finishes amid a field of regular entry-level professionals in the Pilot Challenge, closely matched in head-to-head racing with Harry Gottsacker, a 2023 Pilot Challenge TCR champion, and Mason Filippi, another regular competitor at the same level. He has outfinished established professionals including NASCAR driver Ryan Preece, who competed in the Cup Series, and GT World Challenge Europe racer Jordan Pepper, a Gold-graded pilot who raced in multiple international sportscar championships. His record reflects consistent performance as a working professional in shared-car endurance racing rather than a breakthrough competitor or a specialist in a single series.