Robert Stout

Robert Stout is a versatile American race car driver with over 18 years of experience across various motorsports disciplines. Hailing from a motorsports-enthusiastic background, with his father being a motorsports broadcaster, Stout's career began in karting at the age of thirteen. He quickly progressed through the ranks, competing against notable names like Josef Newgarden and Conor Daly.

Stout has proven his adaptability by competing in series like Grand-Am, IMSA, Pirelli World Challenge, Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, USAC Silver Crown, and King of the Wing sprint cars. This diverse background has equipped him with the skills to handle a wide range of vehicles in extreme conditions. He secured the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series' Production 1000 UTV championship in 2019, a year after earning Rookie of the Year honors. In 2024, Stout made his debut in the Pro 4 truck series in the Champ Off Road season. Beyond racing, Stout is a highly regarded instructor, spending over a decade coaching for institutions like the Bondurant Race School and the BMW Performance Center. He currently coaches members at The Thermal Club in California.

His achievements include multiple poles and wins in sports car racing, and two National Championships. In 2021, he entered the Stadium Super Trucks, securing his first win in his rookie season at Nashville. With a background in film work and relationships with cameramen and producers, Stout brings a unique perspective to motorsports, understanding the visual aspects needed by clients.