🇺🇸 Bill McLaughlin Jr.

Bill McLaughlin Jr. is a competitive amateur kart racer with a rating of 2,524, placing him among club-level drivers; this level describes quick drivers racing in regional and club fields, typically self-funded and competing against fields without full-time professionals. His recorded career consists of a single start in the 2011 SKUSA SuperNationals, where he finished 17th.[1]

That one race showed McLaughlin Jr. capable of beating drivers in his own tier. He finished ahead of Mason Chelootz, Mason Marotta, Luca Forgeois and Bruno Ferreira, all competitive amateur or club-level drivers themselves. The single appearance leaves little basis for broader assessment of his competitive standing beyond the finish that day, though the result demonstrates competitiveness within his class of racing.[2]

McLaughlin Jr. has been retired from active competition since 2011 and carries no recorded championship wins across his karting career. The biographical record indicates he later became involved in stock car racing at the professional level; however, that subsequent career falls outside the record supplied here.