🇦🇺 Scott Andrews

Scott Andrews is a professional endurance racing driver competing in multiclass IMSA and international sportscar championships. FIA Gold-graded, he races primarily for Lone Star Racing in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and the IMSA Pilot Challenge, piloting GT4 and GT3 machinery in a field mixing amateur and professional competitors. His racing spans a decade from 2016 onwards across IMSA, Le Mans Cup, and World Endurance racing.[1]

Andrews has taken 8 wins and 20 podiums across 104 starts. His most substantial records come in IMSA WeatherTech, where he has 3 wins and 6 podiums in 29 starts for Lone Star Racing, and in the Pilot Challenge GS class with 3 podiums from 30 starts in the same team's colours. He has won in Le Mans Cup and the Prototype Challenge, and took a full season in World Endurance in 2021 with Kessel Racing, finishing 12th in the championship standings across four rounds. His international appearances include the Le Mans Cup, Bathurst 12 Hour and Road to Le Mans with United Autosports between 2017 and 2023.[2]

Andrews typically runs in the mid-field against a grid that includes Gold and Platinum-graded professionals alongside semi-professionals. He has regularly finished behind Robby Foley, the 2025 GT World Challenge America Pro-Am champion, who has contested over 90 IMSA WeatherTech starts to Andrews' record in the same series. He remains closely matched with Stevan McAleer, another Gold-graded professional and regular IMSA opponent. Among stronger opposition, Andrews has on occasion finished ahead of Kyle Kirkwood, the elite professional who won the 2021 Indy NXT championship and has raced IndyCar, and has beaten Scott McLaughlin, a Platinum-graded former Supercars champion, once in IMSA WeatherTech competition.