🏳️ Daniel Perlicki

Daniel Perlicki competes in American Endurance Racing, where his racer rating of 794 places him at the developing level; this describes a driver consistently toward the back of their field, building experience across multiple seasons. Over ten seasons from 2016 to 2026, Perlicki has made 26 starts in endurance racing, taking three wins and nine podiums. His average finishing position is fifth, but this figure masks a pattern of inconsistency; he has been outpaced more often than not by the professional and semi-professional drivers who make up his regular competition.[1]

Perlicki's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals tells a telling story. Against the semi-professional fields he races in, he holds a losing record against every established competitor on record. William Alsup, a mid-field semi-professional, has finished ahead of him six times to twice behind. Reid Garton has outrun him five times to one. Karsten Richards, the 2022 and 2023 American Endurance Racing class champion, has beaten him four times to twice. David Gausman and Brett Cleer, both multiple class champions, have each beaten him five times in their six shared races while he has finished ahead of either only once. Against this weight of evidence, Perlicki's occasional victories over much stronger drivers, including a single win over Aaron Walker, an FIA Silver graded professional, and two finishes ahead of Alex Au, appear as isolated results rather than indicators of competitive parity.

Currently active in 2026, Perlicki has managed one podium across four recent rounds while finishing 43rd in his most recent race. His career in American Endurance Racing represents a sustained amateur effort in a semi-professional field, with wins enough to mark genuine racing achievement but a pattern of results confirming his position among the slower runners in his series.