David Donohue

Following success in Porsche Club of America events, where he was also an instructor, David’s first professional race was the 1993 IMSA Firestone Firehawk Endurance Championship event at Mid-Ohio … the following season, he raced a BMW M5 for Ed Arnold in the IMSA Bridgestone Supercar Championship, then won the 1997 CART Super Touring series in a BMW … He joined the factory Dodge Viper team in 1998, winning the GT-2 class at Le Mans … he scored several American Le Mans Series class wins in the Viper during the 1999 season … He also spent many a race weekend competing in the NASCAR Craftsman Trucks and Busch Grand National series before joining forces with Bob Snodgrass to race one of the Brumos Porsche Fabcars in the Rolex Sports Car Series where he won 2003 races at Fontana, Watkins Glen and Le Circuit St. Jovite, and the 2009 Rolex 24 At Daytona … The RRDC’s top award for a driver at the SCCA Runoffs is named for his father, Mark.