🏳️ Fred Turner

Fred Turner raced club-level motorsport in the United States as a developing competitor with a rating of 887. His racing was split between BMW CCA Club Racing, where he drove BMWs across the DM, IP and IS classes in solo sprint racing, and American Endurance Racing, where he shared a production-based car in Class 1 of a multiclass endurance championship. Turner was active from 2014 to 2018.[1]

Turner made 13 starts across his career, earning a single podium finish. His most extensive activity came in BMW CCA Club Racing, where he started 12 times between 2014 and 2018 and finished 11th in the 2018 championship standings. His sole outing in American Endurance Racing came in 2018.[2]

Turner raced primarily against club and competitive amateur drivers who made up the regular field in his classes. He usually finished behind Dan Feldmann, a club-level regular with 25 American Endurance Racing starts and 24 BMW CCA entries, and Dan March, a competitive amateur with 81 BMW CCA starts. Turner's podium came against entry-level professional and semi-professional company; he finished ahead of Ashley Freiberg, an FIA Silver driver active in Star Mazda, GT4 America and American Endurance Racing, and Nicholas Shanny, an FIA Bronze semi-professional with experience in GT America, GT4 America and American Endurance Racing.