🇺🇸 Jeff Green

Jeff Green's racing record spans a single season in the Pro Mazda Championship in 2017, during which he completed 12 starts for Juncos Racing without recording a win or podium finish. His Racer Rating of 3,132 places him in the semi-professional band; this level describes a driver competing in pro-am and one-make classes, and while Green raced in a single-seater feeder series, his results against the field reflect the entry end of that category. He finished an average of P9.8 across his classified starts, and the field he raced against included established professionals: Victor Franzoni, the 2017 Pro Mazda champion, beat him in all 12 shared races, while Sting Ray Robb, an FIA Gold graded driver and later Indy Pro 2000 champion, finished ahead of him in 10 of 12 encounters. Green was outpaced consistently by the stronger drivers in the field but occasionally finished ahead of semi-professional rivals such as Carlos Cunha and TJ Fischer, each time beating them twice across the season.[1]

Green's single season of competition in this database occurred in 2017. According to biographical information, he had previously worked extensively in professional stock car racing as both a driver and crew chief, and held the title of former NASCAR champion prior to his Pro Mazda campaign. The record shows Juncos Racing, the team that fielded him, has since produced 56 wins with 40 different drivers; its strongest driver on record is Rinus VeeKay, an established professional. Green's brief tenure in single-seater racing yielded no breakthrough results against the championship contenders he faced, and he did not continue in the series beyond 2017.[2]