🇺🇸 Ryan Sieg

Ryan Sieg is an established professional stock car racing driver competing at the 5,152 rating, which places him in the established professional band; this represents a full-time competitor at a strong national level who wins races among competitive fields. Across nine seasons from 2018 to 2026, he has made 285 starts primarily in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, where he has scored eight podiums without a race win. His average finish of P17.2 reflects consistent mid-field running in a series populated by both full-time professionals and drivers stepping up from or down between NASCAR's top three national categories.[1]

Sieg's competitive record against his most frequent rivals reveals the calibre of driver he races among. He trails Brandon Jones and Justin Allgaier, both established professionals rated above him, in head-to-head results across the 180 to 280 shared races they have contested. However, he has regularly finished ahead of Jeremy Clements, Jeb Burton and Josh Williams, drivers at the semi-professional to early professional level, and has occasionally beaten much stronger drivers stepping down into the series including Chase Briscoe, Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott. His eight podium finishes suggest occasional competitiveness at the sharp end of the field, though the absence of a win across nearly three decades of starts indicates he typically lacks the pace to finish first. Most recently in 2026, he finished P18 in the season standings after 19 rounds with a single podium finish.[2]

Sieg competes as an owner-driver for RSS Racing, the team he runs alongside his brother Kyle, who now drives for the same outfit. His career represents the archetype of a full-time professional in a strong national series: consistent in his presence, competitive within a defined band of rivals, and capable of occasional results against the elite drivers who pass through the series, but without the wins or championship credentials that mark the tier above him.