[4] In 2017, Ross won the Britcar Endurance Championship in the MJC Furlonger-prepared Ferrari 458 GT, taking 10 overall podiums, including 4 wins.

At the wheel of three different cars prepared by SB Race Engineering (Ferrari 488, Brabham BT62 Competition and McLaren MP4-12C Can Am) he took the GTO title in the GT Cup, with nine podiums, six class wins, six fastest laps and one overall victory.

[28] Wylie was born in Thornhill, in the Dumfries and Galloway region of Scotland in 1991, and began his motor racing career aged 13 in karts.

In 2012 Wylie made his circuit racing debut, contesting the Celtic Speed Mini Cooper Cup, and securing six podiums, two wins, two poles and four fastest laps.

This not only earned him the title of Knockhill Young Saloon Car Driver of the Year, but also the SMRC (Scottish Motor Racing Club) Ecurie Ecosse Hubcap Trophy.

[31] This prestigious award; a genuine winged wheel-nut from the Ecurie Ecosse 1956 Le Mans-winning D-Type Jaguar, is given annually to the most promising Young Scottish Driver of the Year.

[32] The following season, 2013, saw Wylie step up to the Volkswagen Scirocco R-Cup, where he closed the year by taking 5th overall and the Junior Cup, securing five podiums, including one win and one pole position.

[37] Wylie returned to British GT in 2016, joining Motorbase Performance to partner fellow Scot Phil Dryburgh in the team's single Aston Martin V12 Vantage GT3.

Wylie then rounded off the year on a high, finishing the demanding Gulf 12 Hours in Abu Dhabi with 5th overall, sharing the SlideSports Porsche Cayman GT4 with co-drivers Wayne Marrs and David Fairbrother.

Co-driving a Ferrari 458 GT prepared by MJC Furlonger with Witt Gamski, the Scot took 10 podiums overall, including four wins, to secure the title in the final round at Brands Hatch.

He was the best-placed Rookie driver of the season, and made his Le Mans circuit debut when the Carrera Cup acted as support to the 24 Hours in June.

[41] In the 2018 season Wylie once again competed in the Britcar Dunlop Endurance Championship (Sprint Category), partnering gentleman-driver David Mason in the GT3-specification Ferrari 458 prepared by FF Corse.

[46][47] The season's penultimate round, back at Silverstone in October, saw the duo taking S1 class wins on both races (2nd[48] and 1st overall[49]) with fastest laps to Wylie in each.

[50] In July 2018, the Scot fulfilled a dream by demonstrating Allan McNish's 1998 Le Mans-winning Porsche 911 GT1 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Wylie contested no less than four different British race series in 2021, his biggest success being in the GT Cup Championship, where he took the GTO class title alongside Paul Bailey.

[66] Ross Wylie competed again in the GTO class of the GT Cup Championship, recording a brace of second-place finishes at the opening two races at Donington Park in April, together with co-driver Paul Bailey.

[67] Wylie returned to the GT4 category of the British GT Championship eight years after he last claimed the title,[68] sharing a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport backed by AL-2 Teknik UK, prepared by Valluga Racing.

As the only car to contest every round, Wylie and co-driver Paul Bailey closed out the season more than 50-points ahead of their nearest pursuers in the outright title race and 185 points to the fore in the GTO category.

[78] In the GTO category, Ross claimed nine podiums, including six wins, and four class fastest laps in a variety of GT cars, despite missing four races due to clashing commitments.

Throughout the championship, Wylie drove three different cars prepared by Kendall Developments – a Brabham BT62 Competition,[79] a Mercedes AMG GT3 and, in the latter stages of the season, a Lamborghini Huracán.

[80] For the 2024 season Wylie returned to team Toro Verde GT in the Porsche Carrera Cup where we entered the Pro-Am category.

With sponsorship from The Glenturret whisky distillery, his Scottish-blue ‘Type 992’ Porsche 911 GT3 Cup contested 10 of 16 races, Round 1 at Donington Park he crossed the line 13th overall and 3rd in the Pro-Am class.