🇲🇽 Todd Sloan

Todd Sloan is a competitive amateur racing across multiple series with a Racer Rating of 1,722, placing him in the club racing band. This rating reflects a driver quick enough to consistently finish near the front of the fields they contest but without the sustained record of wins or head-to-head dominance that characterises professional racing. Sloan's career spans five seasons from 2022 to 2026, concentrated in International GT competition where he has recorded 3 wins and 8 podiums from 16 starts, supplemented by entries in SVRA and Historic Sportscar Racing. His average finishing position of P3.5 across all classified starts shows a pattern of running competitively within reach of the podium.[1]

In International GT, Sloan's record against his most frequent rivals reveals a driver operating at the lower end of the field they share. Against Stephen Hamman, the 2023 International GT GT4.I champion, Sloan finished ahead once in ten meetings but behind him nine times. Similarly, David Tuaty and Mark Mathys, both competitors at the national level, hold winning head-to-head records over Sloan across seven and ten shared starts respectively. However, Sloan has shown occasional ability to beat established drivers; he has defeated Keith Grant (FIA Bronze), Tom Long (FIA Gold and 2018 IMSA Pilot Challenge TCR champion), and notably Stephen Hamman once, though these remain isolated results rather than consistent patterns. His strongest outing came against Nathan Byrd and Mike Skeen, both FIA Silver graded professionals, finishing ahead of both drivers in their limited meetings; these results stand as his clearest wins against stronger opposition.

Sloan remains active in 2025, most recently competing in SVRA where he finished P15 in his most recent round despite one podium finish from one start in that series. His participation in Historic Sportscar Racing in 2026, including the Daytona 24 Hours classic event, indicates an established amateur programme spread across vintage and contemporary competition.