🇨🇦 Tyler Dueck

Tyler Dueck is a Canadian racing driver from Abbotsford, British Columbia, who competed in karting at the SKUSA SuperNationals level. His racing record spans two seasons between 2006 and 2007, comprising two starts in the SuperNationals series. Dueck finished with one podium across those entries, placing him in the competitive amateur band at a Racer Rating of 2,816. This level describes drivers at the front of club racing and entry-level professional-amateur competition; quick racers typically self-funded and competing against professionals rather than with them as equals.[1]

Dueck's limited record shows results against a field of established karting professionals. He finished ahead of John Zartarian, a semi-professional driver rated 3,857; Joel Miller, a FIA Gold graded driver and one-time champion rated 3,585; and Joey Wimsett and Daniel Bray, both semi-professional operators. These victories came in isolation within a two-start sample, however, rather than forming a pattern across sustained competition. Dueck's average finish across his classified starts was P15, indicating mid-pack performance in the fields he entered. His racing career ended in 2007.[2]