Logan Anderson has joined the 2025 Skip Barber Race Series. Anderson brings an extensive simulator-racing background to the iconic series, and he joins a rapidly expanding grid as April’s season opener looms on the horizon. “I’m thrilled to be making my Skip Barber Race Series debut in 2025,” Anderson said. “After racing rental karts and competing in sim racing, training with Skip Barber was the natural next step in my racing career, and I can’t wait to take the green flag at Sebring. I want to learn as much as possible about motorsports, and I know that alongside Skip Barber, I can do that,” Anderson added. Prior to his debut race at Sebring International Raceway, Anderson will complete multiple days of driving at Circuit of the Americas and VIRginia International Raceway, as part of the robust training program available to all Skip Barber Race Series drivers. “We couldn’t be more pleased to welcome Logan into the Skip Barber Race Series,” said Skip Barber Racing School Chief Marketing Officer Dan DeMonte. “As we expand our simulator training offerings, it’s great to see drivers like Logan, with a background centered around sim racing, join our ranks. I’m excited to see how he performs when the season commences.” Featuring eight race events and a total of 16 races, the Skip Barber Race Series stands as the premier driver development program in the world. The highly structured and competitive environment is the perfect platform for budding racers to hone their skills and develop racecraft. Indianapolis 500 winners Josef Newgarden and Alexander Rossi began their racing careers in the Skip Barber Race Series, as did Andretti Autosport’s Colton Herta and Kyle Kirkwood. The most recent champions of the Skip Barber Race Series are Andretti Development Drivers Sebastian Wheldon (2023) and Oliver Wheldon (2024). The 2025 grid is filling fast with the opportunities to complete the required pre-season training program running low. Learn more about the Skip Barber Race Series!