Career Summary

Following four years at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virgina, Bryan began his career as an ASE-certified Master Mechanic in 1992. In 1996, he took a break from auto mechanics to join his father’s custom home building business. In 1999, Bryan began Bryan Dobyns Motorsports (BDM) to pursue his life-long dream of building and driving race cars. Bryan and his wife, Brooke, live in Manassas, Virginia with their two girls, Carly and Elyse.

Today, BDM supports a variety of automotive specialties from fabrication to track-side support, including but not limited to:

Complete building of Factory Five Racing Challenge Cobra replica race cars for customers use in competing within National Auto Sport Association (NASA) and SCCA.

Complete and partial building of automobiles competing in national and regional leagues of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA).

Rebuilding of, fabrication of, and track-side support for a GT-1 Corvette competing in SCCA Nationals.

In conjunction with Factory Five Racing, test and development of parts used by Factory Five.

In 2000, Bryan worked closely with Chris Cobetto, East Coast NASA Representative, and Factory Five Racing to create the FFR Challenge Series and its rules.

Racing Summary
Bryan made his road racing debut in 1996, winning the first race of the season while driving a 1985 Ford Mustang that he built to participate in the American Sedan class of SCCA. This was Bryan’s first attempt to build a road racing car, first race within a sanctioned class, and first win.
To date, Bryan builds and races all of his winning cars.
2007 –	Won American Road Race of Champions in GTA for 3rd consecutive year
2006 –	Won American Road Race of Champions in GTA (set new track record), Mid-Atlantic Road Racing Series (WDCR SCCA) GT-1 champion
2005 –	Won American Road Race of Champions in GTA; 3rd FFR national championship: 4 wins, 1 third; Competed at 25 hours Thunderhill
2004 –	FFR Challenge East Coast Championship; FFR Challenge West Coast Championship: 15 wins, 4 seconds, 6 track records; 3rd in class at 25 Hours of Thunderhill enduro with FFR.
2003 –	FFR Challenge National Championship: 5 wins, 2 seconds, 2 track records; 4th in class at 25 Hours of Thunderhill enduro with FFR.
2002 –	Rolex Series, Marcus Motorsports BMW GT: overall win NASA 3 hr enduro in FFR.
2001 –	NASA FFR Challenge Championship: 19 wins, 2 seconds, 5 track records.
2000 –	NASA FFR Challenge Championship: 5 wins, 1 second. SCCA American Sedan Nationals: 3 wins, 1 second, 2 track records, 4th Valvoline Runoffs.
1999 –	SCCA American Sedan Nationals: 2 wins, 2 seconds, 1 track record, 10th Valvoline Runoffs.
1998 –	SCCA American Sedan Nationals: 1 win, 4 seconds, 2 thirds, 23rd Valvoline Runoffs.
1997 –	SCCA American Sedan Nationals: 2 wins, 3 seconds, 2 thirds, qualified for Valvoline Runoffs (engine blown during qualifying).
1996 –	SCCA American Sedan Regionals: 1 win, 8 seconds, 1 third, 2nd WDC Regional Championship.