🏳️ Todd Olcott

Todd Olcott is a club-level competitor with a Racer Rating of 2,513, placing him among developing drivers in fields that do not meet established professionals. His career record consists of a single start in the 2012 SKUSA SuperNationals, where he finished twenty-second and scored no wins or podiums.[1]

The context of that one appearance places Olcott against a mixed field typical of club and regional competition. Among the drivers he finished ahead of were Ben Hanley, who would later become a graded professional and 2023 IMSA WeatherTech LMP2 champion, though at the time of this event Hanley held a much lower rating. Olcott also beat Ron White and Guilherme Salas in that single race, but a one-off result against stronger drivers in a large field does not establish a pattern of competitive performance. His average finishing position of twenty-second reflects participation in a competitive field without consistent success.

Olcott retired after 2012 with minimal racing history on record. The scale of his achievement relative to drivers who later rose to higher levels suggests promise in that singular moment, but he did not continue racing long enough to build a meaningful competitive record or establish himself as anything more than a club-level participant with a single notable appearance.