🏳️ Joshua Crossingham

Joshua Crossingham's competitive racing record consists of a single appearance at the SKUSA SuperNationals in 2013, where he finished fifteenth in the field. His sole documented result shows him classified ahead of several drivers who compete at the semi-professional level, including Jan Charouz, whose 4,227 rating places him significantly above Crossingham's own standing as a competitive amateur; Charouz represents a class of driver with regular wins in pro-am and one-make racing. Crossingham also outfinished Fred Woodley, Bailey Murphy, and CJ Cramm IV, all three of whom operate at similar competitive amateur levels to his own rating of 2,521.[1]

Crossingham's career spans only the single 2013 season and the one race that comprises his recorded history. With no wins, podiums, or sustained competition across multiple events, his record does not demonstrate the consistency needed to establish a pattern of competitive strength. His rating of 2,521 places him in the competitive amateur band; this describes drivers at the front of club racing and the entry end of pro-am racing, quick enough to run against professionals but typically self-funded and racing in fields that do not meet the top professional level. His retirement since 2013 means he has not competed in the years since.