🏳️ Vincent Peruto

Vincent Peruto is a retired amateur driver with a rating of 1,293, placing him in the club racing band; this level describes drivers competing in regional and club racing, typically without sustained professional opportunity. His record spans four seasons from 2015 to 2019 in American Endurance Racing, where he started eight times, won three races, and finished on the podium in six of those eight outings. His average finishing position of P2.6 reflects a strong record in a field of club-level competitors.[1]

Peruto's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals shows mixed results. Against Cody Ace and James Counterman, both of whom won American Endurance Racing Class 3 and Class 2 titles, Peruto finished ahead in two shared races but behind in three, recording no pattern of dominance over drivers rated considerably stronger. Against lower-rated club rivals such as Vincent Mignogna, Gary Davis, Geoff Roche and William Roche, Peruto held a clear edge, finishing ahead in the majority of their shared races. His three wins came in an endurance racing context where he occasionally outran higher-rated drivers; he beat established professionals Alex Rubenstein, a three-time American Endurance Racing Class 4 champion, Chris Allen, and Van Svenson in single races, but these victories did not establish a sustained competitive advantage.

Peruto's career ended in 2019 after his final three-round stint, in which he took two wins and three podiums before finishing outside the points. With only eight career starts and no progression to higher-level series, his amateur status and modest rating reflect a brief run in club endurance racing without the consistency or calibre of opposition needed for advancement to professional ranks.