🏳️ Stuart Hall

Stuart Hall is a professional endurance racing driver competing in multiclass GT championships at FIA Silver level. He has raced primarily in the 24 Hours Series for Dragon Racing since 2017, taking four wins and seven podiums across 15 starts in that international multiclass series. His earlier career included a spell with Aston Martin Racing in the World Endurance Championship from 2012 to 2015, where he scored two wins and four podiums in 18 starts; he also contested GT World Challenge Europe for Team WRT between 2019 and 2021. He currently races in the British GT Championship for MKH Racing.[1]

Hall's endurance record spans two decades, beginning with a single season in Formula Renault Eurocup in 2004 before returning to racing in the WEC. His best championship result came in 2015, when he finished ninth in the WEC points standings. The bulk of his wins have come in the 24 Hours Series, a global multiclass championship that pairs amateur and semi-professional drivers with graded professionals. In that series he has proved consistently competitive against a mixed field; he has finished ahead of established professionals including Maro Engel, a Platinum-graded driver and 2024 GT World Challenge Europe champion, on three occasions, and beaten Matt Campbell, a Platinum-graded Indy car and multiple WEC LMGTE Am champion, once across their meetings.[2]

Against the regular professionals in his field, his record is closely matched. He has raced repeatedly against Christian Ried, a multiple WEC LMGTE Am champion and established professional of equivalent standing to himself, with neither driver establishing clear superiority. Against Paolo Ruberti, a Gold-graded professional who has raced in Formula 3000 and across major sportscar series, Hall has typically finished ahead. His career has been spent alongside Aston Martin Racing and Dragon Racing, established teams that have run multiple graded professionals through their lineups; Aston Martin alone has fielded 46 drivers including established professional Bruno Senna.