🏳️ Jamie Wilson

Jamie Wilson competed in kart racing at the SKUSA SuperNationals level between 2010 and 2012, making three starts across that span with no wins or podium finishes. His rating of 2,589 places him in the competitive amateur band, the level of front-of-field club racing and the entry end of professional-amateur competition; he raced against a mix of semi-professional drivers and peers at roughly his own level. Over his three races Wilson averaged a finishing position of 16th, a result that reflects the size and depth of SuperNationals fields rather than exceptional performance among them.[1]

His head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals showed mixed results. Against Connor Wagner, a driver of similar rating, Wilson finished ahead twice but behind once across their three meetings. Against Jack Bradley, also in the same competitive tier, the balance tilted the other way; Wilson won that head-to-head once but finished behind twice. On isolated occasions Wilson outran stronger drivers such as Silver-graded Milan Dontje and Rodrigo Fonseca, though these single results represent opportunistic finishes rather than consistent superiority over that class of opponent.[2]

Wilson's racing career on this record spanned three seasons of SuperNationals competition before his retirement in 2012. The absence of any wins or podiums across those three starts, combined with the competitive nature of the fields he entered, indicates a driver who competed at club and entry-level professional-amateur standard but did not advance beyond that level or achieve breakthrough results.