🏳️ Chris Wehrheim

Chris Wehrheim holds a Racer Rating of 3,442, placing him in the semi-professional band; this describes drivers who typically win in pro-am and one-make classes and run mid-pack among full professionals. His career on record spans six seasons from 2007 to 2013, all contested in the SKUSA SuperNationals, a karting series where he accumulated six starts without a win or podium finish. His average result across classified races was seventh place, indicating consistent mid-field performance in a field mixing competitors at various levels of development.[1]

Wehrheim's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals shows a competitive but mixed picture. He finished ahead of FIA Silver-graded Remo Ruscitti twice in three meetings, and also split results with FIA Gold champion Joel Miller and Silver-graded Michael Valiante, winning once against each but losing twice. Against Travis Lowe, Andre Nicastro and David Sera, Wehrheim showed a slight edge, posting two wins to one loss in each pairing. His most notable individual results came at the expense of drivers considerably stronger than his own rating: he twice finished ahead of Dan Wheldon, an established professional, and also beat Felipe Fraga, James Allen and Phil Giebler in single races. These isolated victories suggest Wehrheim was capable of strong performances on specific occasions, even if he could not sustain that level across a season or build a winning record in the series.