🇺🇸 Scott Bradley

Scott Bradley is a competitive amateur driver who contested the 2002 Star Mazda Championship. His rating of 2,759 places him at the competitive amateur level, a genuine competition licence holder racing in established club and entry-level professional fields. Bradley's single recorded start came in 2002, when he finished 24th in the Star Mazda Championship, a result that contributed to an average finishing position of sixth across all classified starts on record. Though his time in single-seater racing was brief, he beat several drivers with ratings in the 3,800–3,900 range during his competition career; these were semi-professional and professional-level drivers, representing meaningful victories for an amateur competitor.[1]

The biographical record indicates Bradley won the 2001 Star Mazda Championship before his 2002 season appearance, and that he competed in other series including USF2000 and the American Le Mans Series, though detailed results from those championships are not supplied here. His racing career has since concluded. In more recent years, Bradley has competed in endurance sport; he finished the 2024 Ironman World Championships in Hawaii, reflecting a shift to triathlon competition far from his motorsport origins.[2]