Daniel Swanbeck

Daniel Swanbeck is an American racing driver with a diverse background in motorsports. He began his racing career early in karts, developing fundamental skills in speed and racecraft. Swanbeck's passion for racing extends beyond driving; he holds a Mechanical Design Engineering degree from San Jose State University and has experience designing high-performance race components. He is known for being a technical and capable driver.

Swanbeck's racing experience spans various disciplines. He has dirt track oval experience in a Sprint Car and spent years autocrossing in California. In 2013, he won the UFO E-mod Championship in a Turbocharged Miata. In 2015, he achieved significant success in the Formula F class of the US Majors Tour, securing nine podium finishes in ten races and ultimately winning the Western Conference Championship. In 2015 and 2016, Swanbeck competed in the Mazda Road to Indy, part of the IndyCar ladder system. More recently, he transitioned to sports car racing, participating in the IMSA Sports Car series, specifically in the Le Mans Prototype category of LMP3 in the IMSA Prototype Challenge.

Swanbeck is dedicated to continuous improvement and is always pushing himself and those around him to achieve new heights. He thrives on the thrill of racing and values the camaraderie among fellow drivers.