🏳️ Jeffrey Herridge

Jeffrey Herridge is a club-level endurance racing driver competing in American Endurance Racing since 2015, with a Racer Rating of 2,051 placing him in the competitive amateur band; this represents the front of club racing, quick drivers racing consistently in strong amateur and semi-professional fields. Over 12 seasons and 100 starts, Herridge has recorded 23 wins and 55 podiums, establishing himself as a reliable finisher with an average classified position of P3.3. He won the 2016 American Endurance Racing Class 5 championship, his sole title to date.[1]

Herridge's competitive record reveals a driver who excels against his peer group but faces a sharp step down against established professionals. Among his most frequent rivals, he holds a winning record against Darin Kreiss (12 wins to 7 losses in 19 races) and maintains even splits with Trevor Dawe and Mike Dipillo, both previous American Endurance Racing champions in their respective classes. However, he has struggled against John Ryan Lewis, a two-time American Endurance Racing Class 3 champion, and trails significantly to Panagioti Theodorakopoulos, a Class 3 champion, in their 15 shared races. Herridge has occasionally raced against drivers of much higher calibre; he defeated FIA Gold-rated Conor Daly once and beat Kyle Tilley, an FIA Silver driver, twice, though these remain isolated results rather than established patterns of competition. His most recent activity in 2026 saw him finish third overall in American Endurance Racing after three rounds with three wins and three podiums, maintaining his standing as an active competitor in the series.