Christina Lam

Christina Lam is an accomplished American racing driver with experience in sports car and endurance racing. Currently, she pilots the Rockwell Autosport Development team's Audi RS3 LMS TCR in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge's TCR class, where she recently achieved a top-ten finish at Daytona. Lam's journey into racing is unique, as she didn't grow up in a racing family. Her interest in cars sparked in her early twenties, leading her to autocross and track days where she quickly became hooked.

Lam's career spans various racing series, including BMW CCA Club Race, SCCA Majors, and Hoosier Super Tour. She has also driven TC, TCA, GT4, and GT3 race cars, showcasing her versatility. Beyond her on-track achievements, Lam is actively involved in the automotive community. She co-founded Hi-Speed Motorsports, managing race team logistics, building race cars, and coaching drivers. She also serves as a stunt driver for MotorTrend, a Time Trial Director for NASA Northeast, and an instructor for Skip Barber Racing School.

An electrical engineering graduate from the University of Maryland, Lam also works for the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, supporting national security. Her diverse roles and accomplishments highlight her dedication and passion for motorsports. Recently, Lam was a finalist for the IMSA Diverse Driver Development scholarship. She is also making history as the first Asian American woman to participate in the International Motor Sports Association circuit, driving an Audi with the NCWI logo.