🇺🇸 Victor Cabrera Jr.

Victor Cabrera Jr. is a retired racing driver with a single season of competition on record. His Racer Rating of 2,534 places him in the competitive amateur band; this describes a driver quick enough to race at the front of club fields and capable of competing against professionals in one-make or pro-am classes, though typically self-funded and not establishing a full-time professional career. Cabrera's record spans one entry in the SKUSA SuperNationals in 2007, where he secured a podium finish from his sole start.[1]

The calibre of the field at the SuperNationals produced results of genuine interest. Cabrera finished ahead of Conor Daly, who would go on to become a Gold-graded professional and 2010 Star Mazda champion; he also beat FIA Silver graded driver Andy Lee and competitors with Bronze grading and semi-professional records. These were isolated results from a single race and cannot establish a pattern across a longer career, but they demonstrate that Cabrera was competitive against drivers who would reach professional and national-championship level. His average finishing position of third across all classified starts reflects that podium result. No further racing activity appears on his record after 2007, and he is now retired from motorsport.[2]