Historic Sportscar Racing Named Scott Dolfi General Manager
The veteran racing administrator joins the leadership team to oversee day-to-day operations in Daytona Beach.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in People
Historic Sportscar Racing has appointed Scott Dolfi as its new general manager. Dolfi will manage daily tactical operations while reporting directly to company president John Doonan.
Why it matters
The leadership change allows John Doonan to shift his primary focus toward the long-term vision and strategic growth goals for the organization. By delegating operational duties, the company aims to streamline its management structure.
Scott Dolfi brings experience from his prior tenure as operations director for the Pittsburgh International Race Complex. He also spent time in a professional role at Xenith and maintained a seven-year professional football career.
The players
Scott Dolfi
He is the newly appointed general manager of Historic Sportscar Racing who previously managed operations at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex.
John Doonan
He serves as the president of Historic Sportscar Racing and will transition his focus toward the company's long-term strategic objectives.
Jackson Fassett
He is a staff member at Historic Sportscar Racing who will report directly to the new general manager.
Rick Goolsby
He is an organizational staff member at Historic Sportscar Racing who operates under the direction of the general manager.
The details
Scott Dolfi assumes control of day-to-day planning and leadership, with Jackson Fassett and Rick Goolsby reporting directly to him. The appointment integrates Dolfi into the executive team based at the organization's corporate offices in Daytona Beach.
Timeline
The appointment of Scott Dolfi was officially announced on September 22, 2026.
Market Landscape
This leadership adjustment reflects the ongoing professionalization of historic racing organizations as they scale operations within the broader motorsport industry. It positions the company to better compete for resources and talent against other niche racing sanctioning bodies.
For fans and participants, this change signals a potential shift in how daily events are executed and managed at the track. Future event schedules and operational protocols may see adjustments as the new management team implements its tactical planning.
The takeaway
The appointment of Scott Dolfi marks a shift toward a more tiered management structure for Historic Sportscar Racing. By separating day-to-day tactical execution from long-term strategy, the organization is positioning itself for sustained growth.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by THE SHOP.
