🇺🇸 Troy Lindstrom

Troy Lindstrom is a semi-professional driver, FIA Bronze, racing in national multiclass endurance and sprint championships in the United States. He competes in GT4 America's Am class, piloting a BMW GT4 for AutoTechnic Racing, and in the World Racing League's GP1 and GP2 classes in production-based cars for SoCal Rustlers. His current focus is the 2026 World Racing League season, where he leads the championship standings with three podiums from six rounds completed so far.[1]

Lindstrom's indexed record spans from 2005, when he began racing in NASA's closed-wheel classes. His first substantial sequence came in NASA Pro Truck and Super Touring, where he took a single win and twelve podiums across eighteen starts between 2005 and 2017. He returned to racing in 2024 with GT4 America, winning one of his two Am class starts and adding a podium. The World Racing League entered his record in 2026 and has yielded three podiums in his first six starts of that championship.[2]

His regular opponents in NASA were club and developing-level drivers; he typically finished behind Donn Cross, a two-time NASA Pro Truck champion who had thirty-seven starts in that series. In GT4 America, Lindstrom has finished ahead of Austin Krainz twice, a professional FIA Silver driver and 2026 IMSA Pilot Challenge GS champion with substantial experience in both GT4 America and IMSA Pilot Challenge. He has also beaten Hannah Grisham once, a professional FIA Silver driver with sixty-five NASA starts and extensive GT4 America racing behind her.