Ethan Low

Ethan Low is an American race car driver hailing from Tampa, Florida. Born in San Jose, Costa Rica, in 1996, Low began his racing journey with karting in 2008. He quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a National Champion in his first year of pro karting in 2009 and securing more titles in 2010. In 2012, he was a Skip Barber Racing invitational shootout finalist, transitioning to car racing in 2013 in Spec Miata. He claimed regional SCCA and NASA titles and was the 2014 overall champion in both the FARA Cup Championship and the American Endurance Racing series.

Low debuted his professional racing career in 2015, competing in IMSA, SRO, and TransAm, including races outside the United States. After a hiatus in 2018, he returned to racing in 2019 in SCCA and Trans Am. Since 2020, Ethan has been working as a professional coach for organizations and private clubs. In 2023, he joined Late Entry Motorsports.

Throughout his career, Low has driven a variety of cars, from GT4 and GT3 to LMP prototypes and Formula cars. His resume includes stints as a pro driver for Flying Lion Motorsports (2022-2024), Skunk Works Racing (SCCA, 2019), and RS Werkes (IMSA Continental Tire Challenge, 2018). He also has experience as a developmental test driver for Toyo Tire (2018) and as a driver for MINI Cooper JCW in the IMSA Continental Tire Challenge (2016). He was named IMSA Continental Tire Challenge (ST Class) Rookie of the Year in 2015. Currently, Ethan continues his career with Late Entry Motorsports, races car #07, chassis # G0009, and also provides coaching services.