Rob Torres (Race Car Driver)
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Rob Torres | |
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| Nationality | American |
| Occupation | Race Car Driver |
Robert Michael Torres is an American race car driver from Malvern, Pennsylvania. Torres started practicing in a go kart at age 7 and started competing in local junior karting leagues in Delaware by age 10, winning two track championships in 3 years of competing. After 6 years of karting, Torres took the next step into cars and earned his SCCA license through the Bertil Roos Racing School (now the Formula Racing Academy). After graduating from Great Valley High School in 2017, Torres started racing cars full time in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Series in 2018 for two years before stepping up to F4 U.S. Championship competition full time in 2020 with Group-A Racing. In 2021, Torres followed Group-A Racing into the NASA Northeast division where he scored his first 2 wins in a car and finished 3rd in the 2021 Super Unlimited points standings, followed by making his Radical Cup North America debut that same year. Torres also competed in 2 World Racing League events in the GT3 class with Pressertech and NRG Racing. In 2022 Torres tested with Future Star Racing and signed with them to again compete in the F4 U.S. Championship.
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