🏳️ Cory Milne

Cory Milne competed in karting at the SKUSA SuperNationals level between 2008 and 2011, a period that produced four race starts with no wins or podium finishes. His Racer Rating of 2,634 places him in the competitive amateur band; this level describes drivers who race in club and regional fields and occasionally compete against professionals without regularly beating them. Milne's average finishing position across his classified starts was P16.8, reflecting consistent participation in a competitive but ultimately unsuccessful campaign.[1]

The calibre of Milne's field included drivers of mixed strength. He finished ahead of several substantially more accomplished rivals in isolated instances, including professional-rated drivers such as Rodrigo Fonseca (a driver rated 4,312) and FIA Silver-graded Bryce Miller (4,290), though these represented single results rather than sustained competitive patterns. His head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals was mixed; he finished ahead of Derek Crockett twice in three races, though Crockett held the slightly higher rating of 2,700, and he went undefeated against Jack Bradley in three shared races, beating a driver of near-identical rating at 2,581.

Milne has since retired from racing. His competitive record demonstrates a junior karting driver whose best moments came against rivals of his own level and occasional outperformances against stronger fields, but who did not establish himself as a front-runner through his limited tenure in the sport.