🏳️ Andrick Zeen

Andrick Zeen was a competitive amateur kart racer who competed primarily in the SKUSA SuperNationals series between 2007 and 2015. Across six starts in that championship, Zeen did not record a win or podium finish, averaging a finishing position of 18th. His rating of 2,593 places him in the competitive amateur band; this level encompasses the front of club racing and entry-level pro-am competition, drivers who race against professionals but typically lack the consistency or pace to beat them regularly at their own level.[1]

Zeen's record against his most frequent rivals shows a mixed return. He finished ahead of Joey Wimsett once in three shared races and Mason Marotta once in three meetings, both drivers of comparable amateur standing. Against stronger opposition, Zeen scored isolated results of note: he finished ahead of professional-level drivers Dan Wheldon, Daniel Morad, Trent Hindman, and Buddy Rice once each across his career. However, these were single instances rather than patterns of competitive advantage. His three meetings with Gustavo Menezes, a FIA Gold graded professional and 2016 WEC LMP2 champion, yielded no finishes ahead; Zeen trailed Menezes in all three races.

Zeen retired from racing after the 2015 SKUSA SuperNationals and did not compete further in the series or elsewhere. His eight-year span in competitive karting produced no championships and limited podium results, leaving a record consistent with a dedicated amateur competitor rather than one on the cusp of professional advancement.