🇩🇪 Richard Jodexnis

Richard Jodexnis is a competitive amateur racing driver with a Racer Rating of 2,441, placing him in the club and early competitive amateur band where drivers are building experience in genuinely competitive fields rather than competing consistently at professional level. His FIA categorisation of Silver marks him as professional-level in endurance and sportscar racing, typically a young or early-career driver racing among established names. Across three seasons from 2023 to 2025, Jodexnis has made 19 starts primarily in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, accumulating four podium finishes without a win and averaging a fifth-place finish.[1]

Jodexnis has contested a largely consistent field of rivals, most of them holding higher ratings and credentials than his own. His head-to-head records against the most frequent competitors tell a clear story: he has finished behind the multiple-time Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie champions Oskar Sandberg and Daniel Zils in the vast majority of their shared races, winning only once against Sandberg in twelve encounters and never ahead of Zils in nine starts. He has similarly struggled against Philipp Leisen, another multiple champion in the same series, and Takayuki Kinoshita, finishing ahead in only one of seven shared races. His sole victories over drivers rated meaningfully above him, including one-race results against established professionals such as Kamui Kobayashi, a former Formula Renault Eurocup champion and dual Le Mans winner, and Phil Hill, the 1961 Formula 1 champion, are isolated performances and do not establish a pattern of outperforming stronger drivers. The exception is Klaus Fassëndender, an ungraded driver against whom Jodexnis holds an even four-four record.

Racing for SRS Team Sorg Rennsport, Jodexnis remains active in endurance racing at the Nürburgring, having contested the 2025 24 Hours as part of a team effort that achieved success in the series that season. His career remains in its early stages, with his performances reflecting the gap between Silver-graded professional-level competitors and the outright champions and elite professionals who dominate the fields he races in.