🏳️ Brendan Langlois

Brendan Langlois is a competitive amateur driver with a Racer Rating of 2,589. This places him at the front of club racing; quick enough to compete regularly but not at the professional level. His formal record spans two seasons from 2006 to 2007 in the SKUSA SuperNationals, a karting venue, where he made two starts and recorded one podium finish.[1]

The scope of his documented racing is limited. Across his two classified starts in the SuperNationals, Langlois averaged a finish of fourth position. He has beaten drivers of varying grades in single races; most notably, he finished ahead of Andy Lee, an FIA Silver-graded professional, on two occasions, and also defeated John Zartarian, a front-running professional, once. These were isolated results rather than sustained competitive patterns, occurring within the small sample of his early career. His record ended in 2007, though a news item from 2012 suggests he may have returned to racing in Pro Late Model competition afterward; no results from that later activity are on file.

Langlois retired from active racing. His documented career remains one of modest scope, concentrated in a single series during his teenage years as a developing driver in karting competition.