🇺🇸 Tomy Drissi

Tomy Drissi is an entry-level professional racing in a national multiclass championship. He competes in the Trans-Am Series, driving a tube-frame V8 silhouette car in the TA class. A Bronze-graded amateur in FIA endurance categorisation, he has been a long-running Trans-Am fixture for nearly a decade, competing across a career spanning 16 seasons from 2010 to the present.[1]

His record across multiple national series totals 94 starts, 3 wins, and 30 podiums. In IMSA WeatherTech, a multiclass endurance championship with shared driving duties, he took one win and two podiums in 12 starts for BAR1 Motorsports in the PC prototype class between 2014 and 2017. He made brief appearances in NASCAR, including a single NASCAR Cup Series start in 2018 and 11 Xfinity Series starts across 2010 to 2016, mostly on road and street courses. Trans-Am has been his primary focus, yielding 70 starts since 2018 with 2 wins and 28 podiums; he sits third in the championship standings in 2026 with four podiums from the ten rounds raced so far. He reached the podium once against Pato O'Ward, an elite professional and IMSA PC champion, and once against Ryan Blaney, the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series champion.[2]

In the Trans-Am grid, a field populated by multiple champion drivers and established professionals, Drissi typically finishes behind Chris Dyson, a four-time series champion in the TA class since 2021, but regularly ahead of fellow entry-level professionals. His standing in the current championship reflects consistent performance in a series where he has competed throughout his career.