🏳️ Tyler Clement

Tyler Clement raced in American Endurance Racing during 2024, competing in six starts across the season. His rating of 971 places him in the developing category, representing a driver in early-stage competition with limited data; his average finish of P6.8 across classified races suggests competitive rather than dominant performances in his field. He scored one podium finish and did not win a race.[1]

Clement's single season showed a notably positive head-to-head record against his regular competitors. He finished ahead of Amy Oldenburg in four of five shared races, Dave Olechovsky in four of five, Mark Goodwillie in four of five, and Warren Lapham in four of five; he held a more even record against John Peruto, ahead in three of five encounters. Most notably, he outfinished Chris Rawlings, the 2025 American Endurance Racing Class 1 champion, in three of four shared races, and also beat Van Svenson, Darin Treakle, and Oleg Gorshkov in isolated encounters. These results suggest Clement was competitive within his field and capable of beating stronger drivers in individual races.

Clement retired after his 2024 season, concluding a single year of racing with limited scope to establish a broader pattern within the sport.