🇺🇸 Nic Hammann

Nic Hammann is a semi-professional racing driver with a Racer Rating of 3,790, placing him in the semi-professional band; this means he competes at the level of pro-am and one-make racing, typically running mid-pack among full professionals. Hammann, the 2014 U.S. GT Academy winner, has competed across four seasons from 2019 to 2025 with only four recorded starts, all in the SCCA Runoffs and a single NASCAR Xfinity outing in 2019. His record comprises one win and two podiums from four starts, yielding an average finishing position of P6.5. This limited volume of racing means his career profile remains lightly developed on record.[1]

Within the SCCA Runoffs, Hammann's natural competitive sphere, he has posted one win and two podiums across three starts since 2021. His head-to-head record against regular rivals is mixed; he has consistently outpaced Robert Damler across three shared races but holds a losing record against Marshall Mast, finishing ahead only once in three encounters. Against FIA Bronze graded Chris Hart, the records stand at two wins to one loss in three races. Notably, Hammann has single results beating several drivers of significantly stronger calibre, including AJ Allmendinger, an FIA Gold professional; John Hunter Nemechek, a two-time champion; and Brandon Jones, all established professionals substantially higher on the rating scale. These isolated victories against elite opposition suggest occasional competitiveness at higher levels, though the frequency of Hammann's racing remains too sparse to establish a sustained pattern at that tier.[2]