Doran Enterprises has a long tradition of excellence on and off the race track. The Lebanon, Ohio-based company is widely regarded as one of the best operations ever in endurance sports car racing. It has a proven history of excellent return for its motorsports marketing partners and customers.

Doran Enterprises consists of a family of companies. Its motorsports activities generally fall under the nameplate of Doran Enterprises (the umbrella company), Doran Racing (a professional racing team) and Doran Designs (a race car and race car parts fabrication and restoration business).

Doran Racing has prepared and fielded race cars in a wide variety of series for many years, from Indy cars to NASCAR trucks. It is legendary for the many championships and events it has won in endurance sports car racing, however.

A DORAN JE4 Daytona Prototype designed and built by Doran Designs won both the team (Bell Motorsports) and the driver (Terry Borcheller) championships in the Grand-Am Rolex Series in 2003. The marque finished third in the car constructors' standings in 2004, 2005 and 2006, and fourth in 2007.

In 2002 Doran-Lista Racing won the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona with a Dallara Judd. The team's lead driver in 2002, Didier Theys, won Grand-Am's driver championship that year, while Doran-Lista Racing finished second in the team standings for the third consecutive year.

Under Kevin Doran's direction, the Doran Racing-prepared MOMO Ferrari was the first and only team in U.S. history to win the 24 Hours at Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring and the Watkins Glen Six-Hour race in the same year (1998).