🇺🇸 Riley Harrison

Riley Harrison is a club-level competitor with a Racer Rating of 1,992, placing him at the developing end of competitive amateur racing. This rating describes a driver consistently running at the back of club fields or with too few races on record yet to have moved beyond entry level. Harrison has one recorded start in the SKUSA SuperNationals in 2025, a major karting event, with no wins or podiums from that appearance.[1]

On the strength of a single race, Harrison has beaten several semi-professional drivers, including Edward Kennedy and Cole Medeiros, both rated above 3,000. These are isolated results rather than a pattern, but in a driver's first recorded season such individual victories against more experienced competitors are worth noting. The calibre of the field at the SuperNationals suggests Harrison is testing himself against meaningful opposition despite his nascent record.[2]

Harrison comes from a family steeped in professional motorsport; he is the son of former NASCAR driver Jeff Burton and is himself competing in NASCAR's national series. His appearance in karting against established semi-professionals points to a driver in the early stages of his racing development, still building the consistency and frequency of results needed to establish a clear competitive level.