🇺🇸 Wyatt Brichacek

Wyatt Brichacek is an entry-level professional racing driver with an FIA Silver grading, competing primarily in multiclass and single-class endurance racing where cars are shared between drivers. He races LMP3 prototypes for DKR Engineering in the European Le Mans Series, where he has made 20 starts since 2023, and has also competed in the Le Mans Cup and GT World Challenge Europe. His career spans seven seasons from 2017 to present across 86 starts.[1]

Brichacek began in open-wheel racing with six starts in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series in 2017 and 32 starts in the Indy Pro 2000 Championship from 2021 to 2022 with Exclusive Autosport, the team that won the 2022 Indy Pro 2000 Championship. He moved into endurance racing in 2023, starting with three rounds in the Asian Le Mans Series and a single start in IMSA Pilot Challenge before establishing himself in the European Le Mans Series. His endurance record includes five podiums from 20 European Le Mans starts, a podium in the Prototype Winter Series, and more recent success in IMSA's North American sprint endurance events; he took three wins and four podiums from four starts in the IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge in 2026 and one win and one podium from three starts in the IMSA AirBNB Endurance Challenge, also in 2026.[2]

In a field that includes established professionals such as Kyffin Simpson, a Formula Regional Americas champion with 51 IndyCar starts and multiple series credentials, and Max Hesse, a Gold-graded driver with extensive GT World Challenge and IMSA WeatherTech experience, Brichacek has occasionally finished ahead of both. His regular competition has been against professional and entry-level professional drivers including Reece Gold, a Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series champion, and Braden Eves, though he typically finishes behind both. DKR Engineering, his primary team since 2023 with 26 of his starts, operates as an established endurance outfit with 41 race wins across its full roster and has fielded drivers ranging from amateurs to established professionals.