🏳️ Stephen Vasina

Stephen Vasina is a club-level endurance racing driver with a Racer Rating of 1,020, placing him among developing competitors in fields that do not consistently meet professional standards. His career spans 16 seasons from 2011 to 2026, though he did not begin racing in American Endurance Racing until 2015. Across 37 starts in that series, he has won 6 races and finished on the podium 15 times, winning the 2018 American Endurance Racing Class 1 championship. His average finishing position of P4.9 reflects a driver competitive within his regular field but without the consistency to sustain higher-level results.[1]

Vasina's record against his most frequent rivals shows mixed results. He finished ahead of Robert Gilberg in 8 of 12 shared races, a clear advantage over a much weaker competitor. However, against stronger drivers such as Karsten Richards and Azim Aliriza, both multi-time American Endurance Racing champions, he finished ahead in only 2 of 11 races each, pointing to a significant gap in pace. Against Jason Nolan and Jeff Pritchard, both Class 1 champions, his record was marginally even, winning the head-to-head slightly. Vasina has occasionally beaten established professional drivers, including Kaz Grala, a Silver-graded driver rated 4,818, though these remain isolated results rather than patterns of competitive advantage.

His most recent activity in 2026 shows decline; he managed one podium in two rounds and finished P38 in the standings, suggesting diminished competitiveness in the current field. Vasina remains active but operates at the lower end of organized endurance racing, where his championship success in 2018 represented his career peak.