Joey Hand
Born Feb. 10, 1979
Residence Sacramento, Calif.
Family wife Natalie, son Chase
Interests karting and fishing
Helmet colors Red, white, blue, black with American flag on side, checkered flag on top
Web site www.joeyhandracing.com
- 2007 American Le Mans Series GT2 – one podium with Panoz Team PTG; Grand-Am
Rolex Sports Car Series DP – three races with Luggage Express Team Sigalsport;
KONI Challenge Series GS – two wins (VIR, Miller Motorsports Park) with Turner
Motorsports; SPEED World Challenge Touring Car – one win (Mid-Ohio) with
BimmerWorld
- 2006 American Le Mans Series GT2 – three podiums with BMW Team PTG
- 2005 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series GT – four wins (Fontana, Mont-Tremblant,
Daytona, and Barber), eight podiums with BMW Team PTG
- 2004 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series GT – one win (Watkins Glen), six podiums with
BMW Team PTG
- 2001-03 CART Toyota Atlantic Championship – two wins, eight podiums, two poles with
DSTP Motorsports; Jovy Marscelo Sportsmanship Award (2003); seventh in
Drivers’ Championship (2003); Gilles Villenueve Award (2002); 12th place in
Drivers’ Championship (2002) – missed half the season with an injury; Rookie of
the Year (2001); third place in Drivers’ Championship (2001); candidate for Red
Bull F1 driver search
- 1999-2000 Valvoline Team USA - One of six chosen from USA to travel to England and
compete in the Formula Palmer Audi series; One of two awarded to run the
Formula Palmer Audi Winter Series
- 1999 Formula Mazda Pro Series – West Coast Series Champion; Best Western Series
Champion; eight wins; eight poles
- 1998 Formula Mazda Pro Series – fourth in Drivers’ Championship; one win; Rookie of
the Year
- 1997 Team Green Academy – one of 150 candidates chosen; one of 25 selected and
tested; one of the “Final Five” chosen to return for a week of further testing; runner-
up from final five
- 1995-98 Karting – three U.S. Championships; seven National Championships; three
National Poles (Screaming Eagles); five California State Championships; 10 Nor-
Cal Championships; eight Pro-Money race Championships
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