🇬🇧 Michael Davidson

Michael Davidson is a retired club-level driver who raced in NASA, a national multiclass endurance championship in the United States. He competed in the Spec E30 class, driving spec BMW E30 3-series cars, across eight seasons from 2007 to 2014. Davidson recorded 43 starts, 5 wins and 18 podiums in the series.[1]

Davidson's record places him among regular competitors in a mixed-ability field that includes semi-professional and professional drivers alongside amateurs. He finished 37th in the championship standings in his final season, 2014. Against his most frequent opponents, he was closely matched with semi-professional Robert Grace, a regular in both NASA and American Endurance Racing, while typically finishing ahead of fellow club driver Carter Hunt. Davidson also beat professional drivers John Bennett, who had raced Formula 2 and GB3 extensively alongside seven NASA starts, and entry-level professional Michael Skeen, though these were occasional results rather than the pattern of his racing. His five wins across eight seasons came against a field of the same mixed level, with no championship to his name.[2]