🏳️ Diego Guiot

Diego Guiot is a competitive amateur driver rated 2,702, placing him in the club racing tier. This rating reflects a driver consistently racing against professionals and semi-professionals in junior single-seater competition but not yet matching their pace or results. Across four seasons from 2022 to 2025, Guiot has made 35 starts in USF Juniors and SKUSA SuperNationals without recording a win or podium finish. His average finishing position of P11.9 shows consistent mid-field running rather than deep grid struggles, indicating genuine speed within an amateur framework.[1]

Guiot's head-to-head record in USF Juniors tells a mixed story against the field. He has beaten several established professionals: Sebastian Wheldon (rated 4,705, a full-time sportscar driver at the established professional level) five times, and Ariel Elkin, Jack Jeffers, and Liam McNeilly (all rated above 4,300 and including the 2025 USF2000 champion Jeffers) on four occasions each. This demonstrates occasional moments of competitive parity with much stronger drivers. However, his records against his most frequent rivals are predominantly losing. Against Leonardo Escorpioni, the 2025 USF Juniors champion, Guiot finished ahead only 7 times in 32 shared races. His mark against Joao Vergara (an FIA Silver-graded professional) was 12 ahead to 20 behind across 32 races. His only consistent advantage came against Michael Suco and Hudson Potter, both significantly lower-rated drivers. This pattern shows Guiot as a solid field-filler capable of occasional standout moments against established names but typically finishing behind the tier of semi-professional and professional drivers who populate the junior formula ranks.

Guiot remains active in 2025 USF Juniors, where he placed ninth in a 16-round season contested against the championship-winning field that includes multiple drivers rated well above his own standing. The occasional victories over established professionals suggest potential for development, but the overall record reflects an amateur competitor whose performances remain some distance from regular contention in competitive junior formula racing.