🏳️ Charlie Belluardo

Charlie Belluardo is a competitive amateur driver rated 2,835; this places him in club racing and entry-level professional fields, where real competition exists but drivers are typically self-funded and racing against peers rather than established professionals. Belluardo's career record consists of a single season in the Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by Michelin in 2018, where he made seven starts for Flatout Motorsports without recording a win or podium finish. He averaged a finishing position of P18.7 across classified races and ended the season in 25th place overall.[1]

Throughout that season, Belluardo faced a strong field that included series champion Nikko Reger and several other competitors rated in the semi-professional band. His head-to-head record against the regular field was difficult; he finished behind Reger, Selin Rollan, and Robert Stout in all seven races they shared, though he did out-finish Alex Wolenski and Nigel Faulkner in six of seven encounters. Notably, Belluardo had single-race results ahead of stronger drivers including Michael Dinan, Ashton Harrison, Joey Bickers, and Bryan Ortiz, all of whom carried higher ratings or professional credentials, though these were isolated instances rather than patterns of consistent competitiveness against that tier. Since 2018, Belluardo has not raced competitively at the level recorded here.