Jordan Taylor

Jordan Taylor was born on May 17, 1989, in Lake Forest, Illinois, and grew up in a family with a deep-rooted connection to motorsport. Like many drivers of his generation, he started his career in kart racing, where he developed technical aptitude and racing instinct early on. This foundation paved the way for him to enter American junior series, where he continuously developed and attracted the interest of larger teams.

Through various formula and GT junior categories, Taylor systematically worked his way up and eventually found his place in North American sports car racing series. There, he established himself in both prototype and GT3 vehicles as a versatile and consistently fast driver. This career path later also opened the door to the FIA WEC, where he was able to prove his abilities on the international stage.

Among the greatest successes of his career is the championship title in the Prototype class of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship in 2017. In 2020 and 2021, he continued his success and secured two consecutive championships in the GTLM class of the same series, testament to his adaptability to different vehicle classes and regulations. These accomplishments solidified his reputation as one of the most reliable and experienced sports car drivers of his generation.

In the 2026 season, Jordan Taylor continues to compete in the FIA WEC, where he brings his experience from numerous endurance classics to the table. His goal remains to build on the consistent performances of previous years and provide stability both for the team and in the cockpit. Fans and observers of the series can look forward to seeing how the American performs in an increasingly competitive field of international top drivers.