Dominic Starkweather, a 23-year-old race car driver from Cave Creek, Arizona, is set to embark on his fifth season in motorsports, competing in both the 2025 IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge series and the Lamborghini Super Trofeo series.

 

Dominic's racing journey began at the age of ten when he received a dirt bike for his birthday, igniting his passion for speed and motorsports. This early fascination led him to build go-karts and pursue his dream of becoming a professional driver. He started with track days and made his amateur racing debut in the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA), where his talent quickly became evident. He emerged as a championship contender, clinching titles in both the 2020 SCCA US Major Tour Western Conference and the SCCA Cal Club series.

 

His professional career took off in 2021 when he debuted in the SRO GT4 America series, driving for renowned brands such as Porsche in the GT4 RS, Toyota in the GT4 Supra, and Saleen in the GT4 S1. Dominic celebrated a remarkable victory in his very first race with the Saleen GT4 S1. His strong performances continued, leading to a podium finish in his first Lamborghini Super Trofeo series race in 2023. Earlier that same year, he left a mark during his IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge debut, racing an Aston Martin GT4 at the prestigious Rolex 24 at Daytona.

 

In addition to his circuit racing prowess, Dominic has broadened his skills through off-road testing with Trophy Lite race trucks. This experience has given him valuable insights into vehicle dynamics and performance in challenging conditions. His diverse racing background is further enriched by his previous role as an instructor at the Radford Racing School, where he honed his coaching abilities and imparted knowledge to aspiring drivers.

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