🏳️ Dan Chadwick

Dan Chadwick holds a Racer Rating of 1,285, placing him in the developing category; this is club and regional racing level, drivers typically at the back of fields with little consistency against full-time competitors. His record across 11 seasons in American Endurance Racing from 2015 to 2026 shows 39 starts, 2 wins, and 12 podiums, with an average finishing position of P5.5. This average is misleading; it reflects occasional strong performances rather than consistent competitiveness. His most recent race in 2026 resulted in a finish of P112, consistent with his typical standing in the field.[1]

Chadwick's head-to-head records against his most frequent rivals are uniformly unfavourable. Against Thomas Lee, a two-time American Endurance Racing Class 2 champion, Chadwick finished ahead in 4 of 15 shared races and behind in 11. Against Adam George, the 2024 Class 2 champion, the split was 3 wins to 10 losses across 13 races. Against Iain Barber and Shawn Dewey, both professional-level drivers, Chadwick finished ahead in only 4 of 15 and 2 of 13 races respectively. His only genuine competitive edge appears against drivers at or below his own rating; he beat Steve Cohen 7 times to 6 losses, the closest head-to-head record in his history.

Isolated instances show Chadwick has occasionally finished ahead of significantly stronger drivers, including FIA-graded professionals and series champions such as Michael Hurczyn, a two-time American Endurance Racing class champion, and Steven Thomas, the 2025 International GT CAY3.8 champion. These results are single occurrences in endurance racing rather than patterns of competitive advantage and do not alter his overall standing as a competitive amateur in a single-series career.