🏳️ Roman Lagudi

Roman Lagudi is a competitive amateur, with a Racer Rating of 2,508; this level describes club and regional racing, where drivers compete against real fields but typically without the professionalism or machinery of the national championships. His record spans two seasons of karting competition at the SKUSA SuperNationals, a prestigious invitational series, where he made two starts between 2009 and 2011 without recording a podium finish. He averaged a twentieth-place finish across his classified appearances.[1]

Within that limited record, Lagudi twice defeated drivers who would go on to stronger careers. He finished ahead of Scott Hargrove, a future FIA Silver-graded professional who would become the 2014 Pro Mazda Championship winner, and also beat Sabré Cook, a driver rated in the semi-professional band. These results represent isolated standout moments rather than a sustained pattern of competitiveness; the overall record is of a driver competing at club level who has since stepped away from racing.