🏳️ Jimmy Myers

Jimmy Myers competed in NASA racing between 2008 and 2017, primarily in Mazda Miata machinery. His Racer Rating of 413 places him among developing drivers; this describes someone consistently at the back of competitive fields or with too few races to have moved beyond entry level. Across 115 starts over ten seasons, Myers recorded no wins or podium finishes and averaged a finishing position of 12th, meaning he typically ran in the midfield of his races.[1]

The competitive context shows Myers was outpaced by most of his frequent rivals. Against Adam Molaver, who won the 2012 NASA Spec Miata championship, Myers finished ahead in only 5 of 88 shared races. He also struggled against Ken Wilkinson, finishing ahead in just 8 of 83 races. However, Myers held a winning head-to-head record against some competitors; he beat Joe Benton 34 times in 58 shared races and had the upper hand on Ronald Roderick with 33 finishes ahead in 46 meetings. Myers also managed isolated results ahead of stronger drivers including Ryan Ellis, a 2011 NASA Super Unlimited champion, finishing ahead of him on three occasions.

Myers retired from racing after 2017, his final season yielding two NASA starts with no points-scoring results. His decade-long career in entry-level single-seater racing remained firmly at the amateur end of the competition spectrum, with his record showing consistent participation but little competitive progression.