🏳️ Thomas Lee

Thomas Lee is a competitive amateur endurance racing driver with a Racer Rating of 2,682, placing him in the club and semi-professional band where real competition licences are held in fields mixing amateurs with some paid drivers. His entire recorded career spans American Endurance Racing from 2017 to 2026, a ten-season tenure yielding 25 wins and 43 podiums across 77 starts. He finished third on average and achieved consecutive championships in Class 2 in 2024 and 2025, demonstrating sustained consistency at that level rather than occasional success.[1]

Lee's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals tells a clear story. Against Jeff Bennett, Matthew Connolly, and Robert Goldlust, all drivers with ratings below his own, he compiled winning records of 21–5, 18–8, and 17–5 respectively, establishing dominance over peers in his regular field. His record against Karsten Richards, a former American Endurance Racing champion, was 11–13, a losing margin that reflects the quality gap between established professionals and drivers operating at Lee's level. Against John Williams and Chris Hebert, both former Class 2 champions, Lee broke roughly even at 10–11 and 7–14 respectively, the latter a significant deficit. Occasional results against much stronger drivers, finishing ahead of Mike Skeen, a Trans-Am TA2 champion and FIA Silver graded driver, three times against Aaron Walker (FIA Silver), and four times against Alex Au, represent isolated occurrences rather than competitive patterns.

In 2026, Lee's most recent season, he took eight wins from eight rounds to finish runner-up in the championship, a near-perfect regular season that ended in title contention. His career trajectory reflects a driver who has mastered Class 2 endurance racing through longevity and multiple championships but lacks the rating progression that would indicate movement toward the professional tiers above.