Date of Birth: 2-27-1967 in Hamburg, Germany
Occupation: Financial Analyst
Hobbies: Racing, soccer, and cycling
Family: Wife: Suzette, 3 children: Alexandra 6, Gabriella 6, and Sebastian 3
Favorite Racer: The late Ayrton Senna.

Jon started his racing career doing club events with BMWCCA and other organizations in the mid 90's. Jon graduated with a race license from the Skip Barber Racing School in 2000. In 2001 Jon received his SCCA Regional and National Race license and placed first in class, second over all, at SCCA's licensing school. In the past few years he has competed in everything from a 100 hp Spec Racer Ford to a 400 horsepower F355 Ferrari Challenge car. In addition he has competed in a BMW M5 in BMWCCA events and also raced a Formula Dodge RT/2000 in the Eastern Regional Skip Barber Formula Dodge series with a podium finish at Lime Rock in July of 2001. Jon finished the series in 5th place overall and was chosen for the "Most Improved Racer of the Year Award".

In 2002 and 2003 Jon raced for Hagerman RacEngineering in SCCA's competitive Mid Atlantic Road Racing Series (MARRS) where he was runner up for Rookie of the Year honors in Spec Racer Ford class in 2002. In 2003 Jon competed in both the MARRS series and the Pro Spec Racer Ford series running 5 races.

In 2004 Jon switched to NASA Pro Racing's East Coast Honda Challenge Series winning the competitive H4 championship title in the closest championship to date in Honda Challenge. Jon won 7 races, had 5 pole positions, set 5 fastest laps and broke both the existing Summit Point track records in H4 (NASA) and ITA (SCCA) by half a second. Jon also achieved a streak of seven straight podium finished in consecutive race weekends. In addition Jon also competed in the NASA Pro Racing Nationals at Mid Ohio in August finishing 3rd in a race that pitted the best Honda Challenge racers in the country against each other.

In 2005 Kofod competed in both SCCA and NASA. In June Kofod co-drove the number 18 Flatoutracing/Team iCarp ITA Integra to victory in SCCA's annual "Kumho Tires 12 Hours at the Point" becoming the first team to win the event in it's first attempt. Kofod set fastest lap in ITA for the race. Kofod also successfully defended his 2004 H4 title again in 2005 by winning 8 consecutive races and garnering an H4 record 9 pole positions along with several track records.

In 2006 Kofod made the switch over to SCCA’s ITA division and narrowly missed his third straight Championship in the Mid Atlantic Road Race Series (MARRS) by the closest of margins missing the title by only a few points. Facing much larger fields and even tougher competition Kofod brought home four race wins, one second place and one third place finish during the nine race season. In addition Kofod sat on pole four times and set fast race lap five times.

2007 saw Kofod’s third title in four years as he won the Mid Atlantic Road Racing ITS championship with three wins, three second place finishes and one third place finish.  Jon sat on pole 5 times during the season. Although he started the season contending for the ITA title, narrowly missed in 2007, two consecutive engine failures persuaded the team to move up to the faster ITS class which proved to be the correct decision.

2000 BMW Car Club of America (BMWCCA)
2001 Skip Barber Formula Dodge Eastern Regional Series 5th place overall (Most Improved Racer Award)
2002 SCCA MARRS Series (Spec Racer Ford) 7th place overall (Runner up for Rookie of the Year award)
2003 SCCA MARRS Series (Spec Racer Ford) 11th place overall (Partial season)
2004 SCCA MARRS Series (ITS Class) 11th place overall (Partial season)
2004 East Coast Honda Challenge H4 Champion (7 wins, 8 straight podiums)
2005 NASA East Coast Honda Challenge H4 Champion (8 wins, 9 pole positions)
2005 Co-Driver "Kumho Tires 12 Hour at the Point" class winner #18 ITA car (1st in class and 7th overall)
2006 MARRS ITA Championship Runner Up (4 wins, 2 seconds, 4 Poles, 5 Fastest Laps)
2007 Co-Driver "Kumho Tires 12 Hour at the Point" class runner up #42 ITB car (2nd in class)
2007 MARRS ITS Champion (3 wins, 3 seconds, 3 poles, 4 fastest laps)
2008 Co-Driver "Kumho Tires 12 Hour at the Point" class winner #42 ITB car (1st in class)

Date of Birth: 10-14-1972
Occupation: Advertising Specialty Sales
Hobbies: Ice Hockey, golf, travel, computers
Favorite Racer: Boris Said.

Andrew comes to racing via Autocross. In addition he competed in the $2003 Challenge and placed 11th overall. Andrew got the racing bug after participating in driver's school and track days for a few years.  During that time Andrew competed in HPDE events with the Miata Club, PDA, PCA in a track prepped Datsun 240Z.

In December of 2003 Andrew bought one of the three ex-Nonemaker Planet Earth Motorsports Grand Am Cup Integra's which dominated Grand Am Cup for two years. Andrew competed with Ian Carpenter as part of the two-car iCarp/Team Hankook team in the 2004 East Coast Honda Challenge.

In Andrew's very first race in Honda Challenge he placed a respectful 2nd and followed up that success with a 3rd place finish at the ECHC season opener at CMP. Andrew would wind up finishing runner up in his first season in ECHC with the highlight of the season taking place at Beaverun with a 1st place showing.

In 2004 Andrew entered his Integra in the "Kumho Tires 12 Hours at the Point" endurance race and along with drivers, Ian Carpenter, Matt Foley and Jon Kofod won the ITA class and finished an amazing 7th place overall.

In addition to his 12 Hour win Andrew finished another strong season in ECHC winning 2 races and finishing on the podium in 12 of his 14 races. He finished runner up to teammate Kofod for the 2005 season and returns as the preseason favorite for the H4 title for 2006.

2003 Autocross and $2003 Challenge (11th place)
2004 NASA Pro Racing East Coast Honda Challenge Runner up (1 win, 1 hard charger award, 7 podiums)
2005 NASA Pro Racing East Coast Honda Challenge Runner up (2 wins, 2 poles, 12 podiums)
2005 Co-driver and car owner "Kumho Tires 12 Hour at the Point" class winner #18 ITA car
2006 NASA Pro Racing East Coast Honda Challenge Champion