🇺🇸 Steven Hickham Jr.

Steven Hickham Jr. is an American racing driver who competed in the Star Mazda Championship during the 2006 and 2007 seasons. He made 22 starts across two seasons in the series, driving for Hickham Motorsports, without recording a win or podium finish. His average finishing position was 22nd place, with a best result of 27th in the final 2007 season standings. He is currently retired from racing.[1]

Hickham's record places him at a semi-professional level, with a Racer Rating of 3,062. This level describes drivers who compete in one-make and pro-am classes and typically run in the middle of professional fields. During his time in Star Mazda, Hickham faced a consistent field of mid-level competitors. He finished ahead of Charles Anti and Russell Walker, an FIA Bronze driver, in roughly one-third of their shared races, and held a marginally better record against Dan Tomlin III. Against stronger drivers such as James Davison, an FIA Gold graded professional, and Alex Ardoin, who later led Hickham Motorsports to its strongest competitive standing, Hickham occasionally finished ahead but primarily competed at a disadvantage in the head-to-head record. His racing career was brief, confined to a single series, and he did not progress beyond the entry-level single-seater category.[2]