🏳️ Carl Becker

Carl Becker is a club-level driver with a Racer Rating of 1,395, placing him in the developing to competitive amateur band; he races in fields that do not regularly include full professionals. His entire career spans eleven seasons in American Endurance Racing from 2016 to 2026, across which he has recorded 17 wins and 66 podiums from 114 starts, averaging a finishing position of P3.8. He remains active as of 2026, when he scored 3 wins and 5 podiums across 8 rounds to finish first in his entry.[1]

Becker's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals reveals a competitive but not dominant record at his level. Against Mike Dipillo and Matt Ivey, both multiple champions in American Endurance Racing Class 4 and drivers rated significantly above Becker, he finished ahead in 22 and 19 races respectively but trailed them in 27 and 23; across these two rivals alone, his cumulative record stands at 41 wins and 50 losses from 91 shared races. Against Jake Katznelson, a 2024 American Endurance Racing Class 4 champion rated at 2,020, Becker achieved an even record of 11 wins and 11 losses from 23 races. His most consistent advantage came against Assen Rachev, a much weaker driver rated at 400 whom he beat in 21 of 24 races. Becker has occasionally finished ahead of professional-graded drivers; he beat David Russell, an FIA Silver-graded driver rated at 4,780, twice, and recorded single victories over Kyle Tilley (FIA Silver, 4,608), Luca Mars (FIA Silver with dual championships in IMSA series, 4,453), and Steve Dunn (FIA Bronze, 4,175), though these remain isolated results rather than patterns of competitive dominance.