🏳️ Mitchel Carey

Mitchel Carey competed in karting at the 2008 SKUSA SuperNationals, the sport's most prominent national championship event. His single recorded appearance produced a twentieth-place finish, placing him in the midfield of a highly competitive field. Carey's racing record consists only of this one start.[1]

The field at SuperNationals attracts the strongest kart drivers in North America, and Carey's result saw him finish ahead of several drivers who went on to compete at significantly higher levels. Among them was Trent Hindman, then a kart competitor who would later become an FIA Gold-graded professional and win the 2019 IMSA WeatherTech GTD championship. The presence of such future professionals in the same race illustrates the calibre of competitor typically drawn to the event, though a single finishing position offers limited insight into Carey's relative speed or potential development.

Carey holds a Racer Rating of 2,014, placing him in the competitive amateur band; this describes drivers typically seen at the front of club racing or the entry level of professional racing, though his minimal sample size leaves his true level uncertain. His racing career ended after 2008, and no further activity is on record.