🏳️ Jeremy Croiset

Jeremy Croiset raced at competitive amateur level in NASA, a national multiclass championship where up to fifteen classes share the track. He spent seventeen seasons in the series from 2005 to 2022, primarily in its Honda Challenge classes and latterly in the single-seat NP01 class, fielded by SEBECO.[1]

Across 72 starts Croiset took 32 wins and 59 podium finishes, winning NASA championships in 2006, 2007, 2011 and 2016. His record reflects consistent speed within his class; he regularly finished ahead of developing and club-level regulars such as Benoit Pecqueur and Edik Stepanyan, and twice beat established professional David Beckmann, a Formula 3 and Formula 2 driver graded FIA Gold. His final indexed season came in 2022, when he took a win and two podiums from two starts.[2]

The multiclass nature of NASA meant Croiset raced among graded professionals and entry-level professionals within the same events, though his own results placed him solidly in the competitive amateur band. His four championships in different classes and machinery demonstrated sustained capability across the series' varied formula, and his tenure as one of SEBECO's drivers on a team that fielded numerous professionals positioned him among the stronger amateur entrants in its grid.