🇺🇸 Michael Myers

Michael Myers is a competitive amateur racing driver with a Racer Rating of 2,522. This places him at the club racing level, where he competed against a mix of competitive amateurs and semi-professionals in fields that typically do not include established professionals. His career record consists of a single season of racing in 2019, during which he competed in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series.[1]

In 24 starts across 2019, Myers won 4 races and finished on the podium 11 times, which earned him the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series Championship that year. His average finishing position of P4.5 reflects consistent mid-field performance punctuated by occasional victories. His head-to-head record against the field was mixed; he finished ahead of semi-professional drivers David Morales and Jackson Lee (an FIA Silver-graded driver rated at 3,613) in a majority of their shared races, and he was dominant against lower-rated competitors like Robert Torres and Nathaniel Sintros. However, he was substantially outpaced by Prescott Campbell, a slightly stronger driver rated at 2,788, finishing behind him in 15 of 21 shared races. Myers also recorded isolated victories against established professional Steven Thomas, an FIA Bronze-graded driver and 2025 International GT CAY3.8 champion, though this occurred only three times across their meetings.[2]

Myers retired after the 2019 season, concluding a career that was marked by a single successful campaign in a regional formula car series. His one-season record showed he could win at his level and occasionally beat stronger drivers in isolated races, though he was not consistently competitive against the upper tier of his field.