In his rookie year as a professional racing driver, Holland was the revelation of the SPEED World Challenge series. Holland finished the season strongly in 11th place overall just 13 points away from a win for Rookie of the Year. Holland became the first driver to score manufacturers points for Dodge in the Touring Car class on the strength of his 3rd place finish at Road America.

In 2011 Holland was hired as a driver for the factory Volvo Touring Car program in the Pirelli World Challenge series. The car made a late debut and the team spent several races getting the best out of it but once they did the Volvo team was unstoppable, finishing the season with 6 wins and 7 poles. Holland finished the year in 3rd place overall.

In 2012, Holland rebounded from the late demise of the Volvo program by becoming the first American in almost 40 years to race in the British Touring Car Championships. The affable Holland quickly won over the British fans by scoring points in 3 out of his first 6 races.

Later in that same year Holland made history again this time by becoming the first American ever to race in the World Touring Car Championships, when the series made it's U.S. debut at Sonoma Raceway. Holland was called in, literally, at the last minute, to fill in for the teams regular driver, and he responded strongly by placing 13th overall and 7th in the independents category against the top Touring Car drivers in the world.

Holland would spend the next 5 years living overseas in Rotek Racings European base at the Nurburgring where he would go on to rack up nine VLN class wins and two 24 Hour Qualifying class wins (SP4T and SP8)

In 2016 Holland launched a full scale effort to topple the existing front wheel drive record at the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. Using the same Audi TTRS racer that had seen so much success at the Nurburgring, Holland smashed the existing record by almost a minute becoming the first FWD driver to break the 11 minute barrier recording a 10:56.8 run up the hill.

Holland returned to the US at the behest of the SRO series. Over the next three seasons Holland dominated the GT America GT4 class racking up 12 wins and multiple poles and podium finishes.

Holland is almost as well known for his work off the track as his speed on it. With his work on Jalopnik (the largest automotive enthusiast site on the web), technical writing in Grassroots Motorsports, and “Ring Tested”series on DRIVE gaining him a large fan base. Holland has spent numerous hours in the broadcast booth with the late Tom Hnatiw, doing live play-by-play for the World Challenge series.

MOTORSPORTS CV
Owner Rotek Racing and 3R Performance
Winningest GT4 Driver in SRO GT America History (12 wins)
FIA World Touring Car Championships - First American Points Scorer
British Touring Car Championships - First American to compete full time
Pikes Peak Hill Climb- Front Wheel Drive Record (Audi TT RS - 2016)
VLN - Nurburgring- 9 Class Wins (SP4T & SP8T)
24 Hours of Nurburgring Qualifying Races - Class wins (SP4T & SP8)
25 Hours of Thunderhill (2013) - Overall Winner
Factory Driver (Dodge, Volvo)