🇬🇧 Tim Carroll

Tim Carroll is a competitive amateur racer with a Racer Rating of 2,995, placing him at the front of club racing and entry level of professional competition. This rating reflects a driver who races consistently against paid professionals but typically finishes behind them. Carroll has competed exclusively in Trans-Am TA2 since 2020, a span of six seasons with eight race starts across five years of activity through 2026. He has never recorded a podium finish in this series, averaging a finishing position of 19th across classified starts, with his most recent outing in 2026 placing him 30th.[1]

Carroll's competitive record against his regular rivals reveals a struggling campaign against the field. He holds a losing head-to-head record against Adrian Wlostowski, a professional-level driver rated 4,112, finishing behind him seven times in eight shared races. Against Rafa Matos, a three-time champion rated 4,013, Carroll has not finished ahead in six shared races. More encouragingly, he has outpaced semi-professional competitors like JC Meynet, finishing ahead of him six times in eight races. Carroll has also recorded isolated victories against stronger drivers; he has beaten Connor Zilisch, an FIA Gold graded driver and one-time champion, twice, and has single wins over established professionals including Corey Day and Misha Goikhberg. These results against elite company, however, stand in contrast to his overall inability to score points or reach podiums in the series.[2]

The recent headlines suggest Carroll did achieve a breakthrough win at Thunderhill in October 2025, though this result does not appear in his championship record on file, creating a discrepancy with the stated totals. His last recorded activity places him at the back of the TA2 field in 2026, where he remains active but without competitive results in the opening rounds of that season.