🇺🇸 Kevin O'Connell

Kevin O'Connell holds a Racer Rating of 1,020, placing him in the developing category; this is the level of drivers with too few races to have moved off entry-level competition or who consistently finish at the back of club fields. His record spans two seasons of NASA stock car racing between 2005 and 2006, with eight starts across the series. He recorded three podium finishes but no wins, averaging a sixth-place finish across classified starts.[1]

O'Connell's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals shows mixed results. He outfinished Ken Stinnett, the 2006 NASA American Stock Car champion, once across their six shared races but generally ran behind him. He had stronger results against Jeffrey Glowniak and David Arnheiter, a 2003 NASA American Stock Car champion, beating both drivers in the majority of their shared meetings. Against Alan Huston, O'Connell held a clear advantage, finishing ahead in five of six races. His podium performances occasionally came against established drivers such as Manuel Gil del Real and Robert Smith, though these victories were sporadic rather than part of a sustained pattern of competitiveness at that level.[2]

O'Connell's racing activity ended after 2006, and he is currently retired from competition. The biographical record indicates he later attempted part-time NASCAR Cup Series racing in 2017, though this falls outside the authoritative statistics supplied here.