🇺🇸 Scott Blind

Scott Blind is a professional driver racing in national GT and endurance championships in the United States, primarily in Porsche machinery. He holds an FIA Bronze grading, which places him among amateur and gentleman drivers sharing grids with professionals. Blind drives for Ruckus Racing, a small operation that has fielded three drivers across the index with Blind as its strongest competitor.[1]

Blind took the 2023 International GT championship in the GT4.0 class, running Porsche 911 GT3 Cup cars, and has since won four titles in Porsche-branded series in 2025. Across International GT from 2022 to 2024, he accumulated 22 wins and 29 podiums in 36 starts. His move into Porsche Carrera Cup NA saw him take nine wins and 19 podiums in 30 starts, culminating in the 2025 championship with Ruckus Racing. He added back-to-back titles in 2025 Porsche Sprint Challenge North America GT3 Cup and Porsche Sprint Challenge USA West, winning three of five races and three of four races respectively. In single-driver national GT racing across GT America and the IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge, a field mixing amateurs with professionals, Blind has been less prolific; he took two podiums in 13 GT America starts but did not win in the IMSA series. His sole endurance entry in IMSA Pilot Challenge with a co-driver produced one podium in six starts.[2]

Blind races regularly against entry-level professionals including Richard Edge, the 2024 Porsche Carrera Cup NA Masters champion, and Kyle Washington, a GT World Challenge America regular; he is closely matched with both. In 2025, he finished ahead of established professionals Kenton Koch, an FIA Gold driver and 2025 GT World Challenge America Pro champion, twice, and Patrick Gallagher, an FIA Silver driver with 43 IMSA WeatherTech starts, once. Blind leads the 2025 Porsche Sprint Challenge USA West championship standings after four rounds.