🏳️ Cody Lammy

Cody Lammy is a retired driver whose competitive record spans two seasons of American Endurance Racing between 2019 and 2020. He completed four starts across this period without recording a win or podium finish. His Racer Rating of 890 places him in the developing category, describing a driver with too few races on record to have established a consistent competitive pattern at an identifiable level.[1]

Despite the limited sample, Lammy's results show some notable head-to-head performances against drivers with stronger subsequent records. He finished ahead of Jake Katznelson twice in three shared races; Katznelson would go on to win the 2024 American Endurance Racing Class 4 championship. He also recorded single victories over Ken Agena, a PCA Club Racing SP3 champion, and over Mike Dipillo, who has won the American Endurance Racing Class 4 championship three times. These individual results, however, do not constitute a sustained pattern given the small number of starts, and his overall average finishing position of P5.5 reflects a brief experimental period in endurance racing that did not continue.