🏳️ Adrian Ledger

Adrian Ledger was a club-level endurance racer whose five-season career in American Endurance Racing between 2017 and 2022 yielded six wins and fourteen podiums from twenty-seven starts. His Racer Rating of 1,274 places him in the developing amateur band, a rating earned through consistent mid-field performance in a single-make or production-based endurance series rather than the stronger professional and semi-professional fields that define higher-rated drivers. He finished on average in third position across classified races, a figure that reflects his typical competitive standing within his field.[1]

Ledger's record against his most frequent rivals tells the story of a driver who struggled consistently against the strongest competitors in his series. Against three former American Endurance Racing Class 3 champions, Cody Ace, James Counterman, and Trevor Dawe, Ledger finished ahead in only five of thirty-three shared races combined, winning the head-to-head count against none of them. His head-to-head record against Brian Cincera, a peer-level competitor rated 1,397, was more balanced; he finished ahead six times and behind four times in ten races together. Ledger's 2018 American Endurance Racing Class 3 championship stands as his career highlight. He showed occasional ability to trouble professional-level drivers, beating established professionals Jeff Segal and Aaron Jeansonne and the much stronger Tommy Byrne once each, though these remain isolated results rather than patterns of competitive strength.

Ledger retired from racing after the 2022 season. His final American Endurance Racing appearance that year yielded one podium from a single start, finishing in eighty-ninth position overall.