🏳️ Dimitri Kellner

Dimitri Kellner competed in International GT racing during the 2023 season, running three races that yielded one victory and two additional podium finishes. His average classification across those starts placed him at second position, making him a consistent front-runner across his limited record. He retired after that single season, leaving a brief but undefeated overall record in terms of race wins relative to starts.[1]

Kellner's opposition included Andrew Heffring, an FIA Silver graded professional whose rating of 2,958 placed him significantly above the field, alongside competitive drivers such as Cory Friedman and Christian Shield. Against Heffring specifically, Kellner finished ahead in two of their three encounters despite the rating differential. He also prevailed over Cameron McIntyre in all three shared races, though McIntyre was the weakest of his regular rivals. His head-to-head records against the middle tier of his competition, including Shield and Randy Poteat, remained even at two wins and one loss each, demonstrating consistency rather than dominance against peers of similar standing.

At a Racer Rating of 2,177, Kellner's standing reflected amateur or semi-professional competition at the national level, with his single championship in 2023 representing success within that bracket. The brevity of his career record and subsequent retirement leave his trajectory unclear; the data shows a driver who performed well in a three-race sample but did not continue in motorsport beyond that point.