🏳️ John Oldt

John Oldt is a club-level competitor with a Racer Rating of 1,541, placing him in the developing to competitive amateur band. This means he races regularly in organized competition but typically finishes mid-field or worse among the drivers he encounters, without the consistency or pace to contend at professional or semi-professional level.[1]

Oldt has spent his entire seven-season career in American Endurance Racing, where he has accumulated 14 wins and 38 podiums across 70 starts, averaging a third-place finish. His record against regular rivals tells a clear story of someone racing in the second tier of the field. Against Mike Dipillo and Matt Ivey, both multiple American Endurance Racing Class 4 champions rated around 1,700 to 1,730, Oldt is outmatched; he finished ahead of Dipillo in 16 races but behind him in 22, and trails Ivey 14 ahead to 20 behind across their shared starts. He holds a stronger record against Jake Katznelson, a 2024 class champion, though the margin is narrow at 9 to 6. Against Bret Seafuse, a much weaker competitor, Oldt's dominance (13 wins to 4 losses) is evident.

Oldt's recent form through the 2026 season shows improvement, with three wins and five podiums in seven rounds to finish first in that year's series; however, this does not alter his standing against the established champions who make up his regular competition. He has beaten stronger drivers in isolation, professional-level competitors like Colin Garrett (a TC America champion) and Wyatt Foster (FIA Bronze graded), but these remain isolated results rather than patterns of consistent competitiveness at that level.