🇺🇸 Eric Freiberg

Eric Freiberg is a semi-professional driver whose racing record spans two seasons in the Star Mazda Championship from 2007 to 2008. His Racer Rating of 3,630 places him in the semi-professional band, meaning he competed among drivers with mixed experience levels and did not establish himself as a consistent front-runner in the fields he entered. Across 15 starts he recorded no wins or podium finishes, with an average finishing position of 14th place.[1]

Freiberg's competitive record against his peers in Star Mazda was mixed. He finished ahead of James Davison, an FIA Gold graded driver, in all 12 of their shared races, a notable result that stands as his strongest head-to-head pattern. He also beat Dane Cameron, who would go on to win the 2007 Star Mazda Championship and become an Platinum-graded sportscar professional, once across their 12 races together. Against other mid-field competitors, however, Freiberg was typically outpaced; he trailed Alex Ardoin in ten of fifteen encounters and fell behind Nick Haye in nine of thirteen races. His record against Jonny Baker, a similarly-rated semi-professional, was more competitive at nine wins to five losses. He spent the majority of his racing with World Speed Motorsports and subsequently Northwest Autosport. His most recent activity was in 2008, when he competed in three rounds of Star Mazda, finishing 21st in the final race before retiring from competition.