Putting the Porsche 991.2 through the paces at Homestead.

TLM USA Racing owner David Tuaty had this to say about Evan Stamer:

"From the moment he arrived in the pit, Evan was very professional, was easy to work with, and took instruction well. 

He never put a wheel out of place the entire weekend. Evan's a very talented young man. I'm pretty excited for this coming weekend at Barber Motorsports Park with this team. Evan's going to do well this season."

Since 12, Evan Stamer has been wheeling a car like a fish takes to water!

Karts is where he got his start and quickly showcased his natural talent, taking him to every major track in the United States.

In 2019, cars and driving schools were added to Stamer's resume after completing the Skip Barber Driving School, Skip Barber Advanced Open Wheel Driving School, and Lucas Oil Racing School while acquiring additional seat time in sports cars and open-wheel race machines. 

"Taking that giant leap from karts to a "wings and slicks" formula car in the Road to Indy Series was an incredible experience, and I had to quickly, adapt," says Stamer. "I was competing wheel-to-wheel with drivers who had years of open-wheel experience over me. With no professional race car experience, I was the first and only true rookie in the USF2000 Road to Indy Series where I competed, adapted, and achieved success. I'm proud of what I was able to do in a short amount of time. Racing the Road to Indy was a big first step in my development. Every driver wants to win the race, but for me, it wasn't just about how I finished; it was about what I was able to accomplish in a season. 

After a season in the Road to Indy Series, Stamer added sports cars and endurance racing to his resume, wheeling GT4 and GT3 sports cars like BMW M2 and M4's, Aston Martin GT4, and Porsche 911 GT3 Cup cars around incredible tracks like COTA, Daytona, VIR, Mid-Ohio, Road America, and more.

When Evan has an open weekend away from sports cars, you'll find him honing his skills behind the wheel of various cars and karts. "Staying behind the wheel of different race cars keeps me focused, and it's a great opportunity to advance my skills. I love the challenge of driving anything with wheels. When you constantly challenge yourself, you grow." To mix it up, I just competed in enduro kart racing at Daytona International Raceway over Christmas where I raced an inch off the ground, laying on my back, looking through my steering wheel while at over 125 MPH. It's a different kind of racing; I got a lot out of the experience.

When asked what his ideal race team, "A passionate group of individuals working together to be the absolute best every lap on the track." 

I live by three words.

Passion. Performance. Podium.

-Evan Stamer 

Let's Go Racing!