🏳️ Victor Gomez IV

Victor Gomez IV is a semi-professional driver who raced primarily in one-make sportscar series between 2016 and 2020, compiling a record of 10 wins from 15 starts across four seasons. He holds a rating of 3,089, placing him in the semi-professional band; this level describes drivers who win in pro-am and one-make classes and run mid-pack among full professionals. His career centred on Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America, where he competed for Change Racing in 2020 and went undefeated across 10 starts, taking the championship that year. Earlier efforts in Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge during 2016 and 2017 yielded no wins or podiums across five starts.[1]

Gomez's average finishing position of P4.7 across classified races reflects a competitive but inconsistent record against the fields he entered. His head-to-head record against established rivals was mixed; he finished ahead of McKay Snow, a Silver-graded former champion, only once in five encounters, and behind Andrew Longe five times in as many races. He did, however, outpace two considerably stronger professional drivers on individual occasions: Fred Poordad, a Bronze-graded driver rated 5,186, and Zacharie Robichon, a Silver-graded former champion rated 5,059. His 2020 Lamborghini title came in a field where his most frequent rivals carried semi-professional to lower-professional credentials, with Jesse Lazare, a Silver-graded former champion, his only top-tier opposition; Gomez beat Lazare three times in four shared races that season.

The span between Gomez's unbeaten 2020 campaign and his retirement after 2020 reflects a career that peaked in the one-make Lamborghini format and did not extend into other categories. His record suggests a driver competitive at the sharp end of pro-am racing but without the consistency or results against stronger professional fields necessary to progress further in motorsport.