🏳️ Steve Hahn

Steve Hahn competed in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series across two seasons from 2016 to 2017, accumulating six starts with two podium finishes and no victories. His average finishing position of P6.3 across all classified starts reflects a mid-field presence in the series. Hahn retired from racing after 2017.[1]

Throughout his time in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series, Hahn faced a consistent competitive challenge from the field. His head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals showed difficulty: he finished behind Gary Vizioli in all six shared races and behind Jeff Stern (who later became the 2019 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series Masters champion) in four of four meetings. Against Bill Shields and Nathaniel Sintros, Hahn achieved single victories apiece from four shared races with each driver, though both rivals finished ahead of him more often overall. His strongest result came when he finished ahead of Mathias Soler, the 2016 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series Championship winner, though this occurred only once across their shared races.

With a Racer Rating of 1,788, Hahn sits in the developing amateur category, reflecting a short career in a competitive single-seater series against national-level drivers without establishing a consistent pattern of competitiveness at that level. His two podium finishes represent his peak achievements in motorsport racing on record.