Sebastian Moreno
TPC Racing Driver Coach
Sebastian Moreno; TPC Racing Driver Coach
Hometown: Scottsdale, Arizona
Bio coming soon!
Scott Schmidt
TPC Racing Lamborghini Super Trofeo Driver
Scott Schmidt; #38 AM Class, Lamborghini Super Trofeo
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Scott attended Panoz racing school events at Road Atlanta and has been racing ever since. In addition to racing, he also conducted business with Dr. Don Panoz. Scott was around the Road Atlanta area a lot and has always had a passion for sports cars. Scott purchased a Porsche 964 and eventually took that to the race track and then kept doing more and more. Scott began endurance racing in a Porsche GT3 that was built by TPC Racing and had a lot of success in that car. He then moved to the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Series in 2020 where he continues to progress more and more each time out in the car.
Trevor Andrusko
TPC Racing Lamborghini Super Trofeo Driver
Trevor Andrusko; #38 AM Class, Lamborghini Super Trofeo
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Trevor started his career in motorsports as a photographer during the Grand-AM Road Racing and American Le Mans Series era, working with clients such as Whelen Motorsports, Mazda Motorsports, Mitchum Motorsports, and BimmerWorld – also serving as a contributing editor to Jalopnik.com. After the IMSA merger he went back to wrenching, working as a mechanic and car chief in Pirelli World Challenge.
Trevor made his road course debut in 2020 with Scott Schmidt in American Endurance Racing running the #308 GT3 “ClubSport” built and maintained by TPC, where they finished 3rd Overall in points at the end of the inaugural season. Eyeing professional competition, he moved up to Lamborghini Super Trofeo with Scott at the end of 2020. Trevor also drives the #77 GT4CS and #280 GT4CS in World Racing League.
Wesley Slimp; #TBD LB Cup Class, Lamborghini Super Trofeo
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Wesley is an up and coming driver who is now transitioning into professional racing. Wesley has always had a passion for sports cars and racing. While currently attending college at the University of Miami, Wesley has made the time to do a lot of endurance racing over the last couple of years. In 2021, Wesley competed in several endurance races in a GT4 car and made his debut in the IMSA Pilot Challenge Series during the Petit Le Mans weekend driving in a GT4 car with his co-driver, Tyler Hoffman. For 2022, Wesley will be racing in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Series with Tyler Hoffman as his co-driver.
Tyler Hoffman; #TBD LB Cup Class, Lamborghini Super Trofeo
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Tyler Hoffman’s racing background and experiences encompass multiple driving disciplines, ranging from on and off-road racing, incorporating both two and four wheels. Initially, it all began on two wheels, competing at the national level by the age of 7, and continuing on through high school. Early successes invited new challenges. Following the family’s footsteps, lead the progression toward four wheels, introducing karting, autocross, track days and off-road rally racing during the teenage years. During this period, Hoffman began instructing, primarily with children, teaching the fundamentals of karting. Shortly after, he went on to road racing sports cars and prototype formula cars, while advancing his education. During this time, Tyler continued to develop his coaching & instruction skills through high utilization telemetry, data analysis, and in-car feedback.
For the 2022 season, Tyler will be co-driving with Wesley Slimp in the LB Cup Class of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Series.
David Williams; #37 Porsche 992, Porsche Sprint Challenge
Hometown: Annapolis, Maryland
David purchased a Porsche RS America in 1993 and immediately booked it to the track for a drivers education day and was instantly taken with the sport! He started club racing a few months later, then moved to racing in the IMSA Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Series from 2013-2015.
Michael Levitas
TPC Racing Founder and Porsche Sprint Challenge Driver
Michael Levitas; #36 Porsche 991.2, Porsche Sprint Challenge
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
Since a young age Michael was always into cars. When attending college at Embry Riddle in Daytona Beach, Michael found ways to get into the speedway during the IMSA races. That was where he made connections with Mazda, Nissan and Consulier to get started in motorsports. From there, he was hooked and started his Porsche business, Turbo Performance Center (now TPC Racing), in the 1980’s making high performance products for Porsche cars and building Porsche cars for the race track. Michael built a Porsche 930 Turbo that he ran the Bonneville Salt Flats to set the record, and then went on to build a Porsche 964 into a track car that he used for Porsche Club, and an SCCA race car which featured the turbo system and suspension components that TPC built, while showcasing everything TPC made for that platform in the 1990’s. Michael won many races with that car and then in the early 2000’s he started racing in the Motorola Cup Series in a Porsche 993. The team moved from the 993 to a multi-car 996 GT3 Cup program in Grand Am Cup and then in 2004 they moved to the Grand Am Rolex Series where Michael competed in the GT class with the 996 Cup car. The team won many races and championships, and in 2006 they won the 24 Hours of Daytona. Michael still owns that car today and walks past it every morning going to his office in the race shop. After winning the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, Michael took a few years off from professional racing to expand the business at TPC Racing and DSC Sport and then got into the IMSA Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Series in 2011. Since then, Michael has been run in Porsche single make series and has been very successful. He has won two championships himself and the team has won three. Michael’s son Harris has taken to his passion for racing and has been running the TPC Racing team since 2016. Michael now races a Porsche 991.2 in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Series.