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Multiple National Championships

Drivers who have won two or more SCCA Road Racing National Championships.

27 – Jerry Hansen

16 – John Heinricy

15 – Andrew Aquilante

11 – David Daughtery | Michael Lewis | Steve Sargis

10 – Joe Huffaker Jr.

8 – Andy McDermid | Kent Prather | Michael Varacins

7 – Mike Davies | John Fergus | Tom Foster | Doug Peterson | Pete Peterson | Scott Rettich | Warren Stilwell | Richard Thompson | Dave Weitzenhof

6 – Chuck Billington | Jim Dentici | David Finch | Bob Lobenberg | Jeff Miller | Don Knowles | Jesse Prather | Bob Sharp

5 – Gaston Andrey | Allan Barker | Randy Canfield | Tom Davey | Don Devendorf | Travis Duder | Steve Forrer | Dave Frellsen | Michael Galati | Collin Jackson | John Kelly | Lawrence Loshak | Mike Miserendino | Bill Noble | J.R. Osbourne | Peter Shadowen | Brad Stout | Scott Tucker | Bob Tullius | Kurt Rezzetano | Joe Moser | Tony Ave

Consecutive Championships

Three or more consecutive championships in the same class. (* won both points title and Runoffs)

10 – Jerry Hansen, A Sports Racing, 1975-1984

7 – Warren Stilwell, Spec Racer Ford, 1994-2000

6 – Jerry Hansen, Formula A, 1971-1976

5 – John Heinricy, Touring 1, 2001-2005

4 – Allan Barker, B Production, 1969-1972

4 – Chuck Billington, C Sports Racing, 1990-1993

4 – Tom Feller, H Production, 2004-2007

4 – Walt Hansgen, C Modified, 1956-1959

4 – John Heinricy, American Sedan, 2003-2006

4 – Mike Miserendino, Spec Racer Ford, 2006-2009

4 – Scott Rettich, Formula Enterprises, 2013-2016

4 – Michael Varacins, Formula Vee, 2015-2018

4 – Andrew Aquilante, Touring 1, 2021-2024

3 – Gaston Andrey, E Modified, 1957-1959

3 – Andrew Aquilante, Touring 1, 2013-2015

3 – Randy Blessing, A Sedan, 1976-1978

3 – Dick Davenport, C Sedan, 1977-1979

3 – Tom Davey, GT-4, 1980-1982

3 – Mike Davies, Shelby Can-Am, 1993-1995

3 – Duane Davis, GT-2, 1991-1993

3 – Duane Davis, GT-5, 1985-1987

3 – Paul Decker, D Sports Racing, 1985-1987

3 – Don Devendorf, C Sedan, 1973-1975

3 – Travis Duder, D Sports Racing, 1991-1993

3 – Tom Foster, C Sports Racing, 1987-1989

3 – Steve Forrer, C Sports Racing, 2010-2012

3 – Dave Frellsen, B Sedan, 1973-1975

3 – Bob Holbert, E Modified, 1960-1962

3 – Joe Huffaker Jr., F Production, 1997-1999

3 – Joe Huffaker Jr., GT-5, 2000-2002

3 – David Kaiser, D Sports Racing, 1994-1996

3 – Michael Lewis, GT-1, 2010-2012

3 – Bob Lobenberg, S2000, 1982-1984

3 – Adam Malley, H Production, 1997-1999

3 – Richard McDaniel, C Sedan, 1966-1968

3 – Terry McKenna, Formula Continental, 1982-1984

3 – Roger Penske, D Modified, 1961-1963

3 – Jesse Prather, E Production, 2020-2022

3 – Louis Rettenmeier, Formula Continental, 1985-1987

3 – Boris Said, Showroom Stock GT, 1989-1991

3 – Bob Tullius, D Production, 1963-1964*

3 – Terry Visger, E Production, 1975-1977

Championships Won in Different Classes

Drivers who have won championships in more than one class.

27 – Jerry Hansen: A Production, A Sports Racing, B Production, B Sports Racing, C Sports Racing, Formula A, Formula B, GT-1

16 – John Heinricy: GT-1, Touring 1, Touring 4, American Sedan, Showroom Stock C, B-Spec

15 – Andrew Aquilante: Touring 1 (multiple years), GT-2 (multiple years)

11 – David Daughtery: Showroom Stock A, Showroom Stock B, Touring 3, B-Spec

10 – Michael Lewis: GT-3, GT-1

10 – Joe Huffaker: GT-5, GT-Lite, F Production

10 – Steve Sargis: G Production, F Production, H Production

7 – Jesse Prather: F Production, E Production, H Production

7 – Dick Thompson: F Production, C Production, B Production, D Production, C Modified, A Production

6 – Bob Sharp: B Sedan, C Production, F Production

5 – Gaston Andrey: E Production, E Modified, D Modified

5 – Tony Ave: GT-1, GT-3

5 – Scott Tucker: Touring 1, Super Touring Over, D Sports Racing

5 – Bob Tullius: E Production, D Production, B Production

4 – Mark Boden: GT-2, Touring 1, Touring 2

4 – Kevin Boehm: Super Touring Lite, Super Touring Under

4 – Bob Boig: G Production, F Production, E Production

4 – Franklin Futrelle: Formula Mazda, Spec Racer Ford Gen3, Formula Enterprises 2

4 – Hans Peter: C Sports Racing, Formula Atlantic

4 – Charlie Peter: GT-2, Touring 2

4 – Michael Varacins: Formula Vee, Formula Continental

3 – Craig Chima: F Production, E Production

3 – Chris Farrell: D Sports Racing, Prototype 1, Prototype 2

3 – Tom Brennan: D Production, GT-3

3 – John Buttermore: Touring 1, Touring 2

3 – Dan Carmichael: C Sports Racing, Formula Atlantic

3 – Don Devendorf: C Sedan, E Production, G Production

3 – Paul Newman: C Production, D Production, GT-1

3 – Scott Rettich: Formula Enterprises, Formula Enterprises 2

3 – Justin Pritchard: Formula Continental, Formula F, E Production

Miscellaneous Records

Notable records from the SCCA Road Racing Runoffs.

YOUNGEST NATIONAL CHAMPION

15 yrs, 174 days — Ethan Goulart, Spec Miata, 2024

15 yrs, 242 days — Neil Verhagen, Formula F, 2016

OLDEST NATIONAL CHAMPION

76 yrs, 364 days — Dan Carmichael, Formula Atlantic, 1995

YOUNGEST POLE AWARD WINNER

15 yrs, 173 days — Ethan Goulart, Spec Miata, 2024

CLOSEST FINISH (since transponder era, 2003)

Tie for 1st — Nick Bruni & Preston Pardus, Spec Miata, 2023

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY

One Lap — John Heinricy over Henry Van Hurst, Touring 1, 2001

One Lap — Ben Beasley over Jacek Mucha, CSR, 2002

One Lap — Bob Schader over Tom Wickersham, Touring 3, 2015

One Lap — Jeff Shafer over Tim Day Jr, Prototype 2, 2017

LOWEST FINISHING POSITION, DECLARED WINNER

7th — Erik Stearns, Spec Miata, 2014

LOWEST STARTING POSITION BY A CHAMPION (10th or worse, Mid-Ohio era)

27th — Jacques Lazier, Formula Vee, 1996

13th — Andy McDermid, American Sedan, 2000

12th — Erik Stearns, Spec Miata, 2014

11th — Jack Bennett, F440, 1996

10th — John Baucom, EP, 2000

10th — Rick Payne, Formula F, 2015

MOST STARTERS FOR THE EVENT

969 — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, 2017

874 — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, 2021

709 — Mid-Ohio, 2004

MOST STARTERS IN A RACE

77 — Road America, Spec Miata, 2020

72 — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Spec Miata, 2017

72 — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Spec Racer Ford Gen3, 2017

72 — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Spec Miata, 2021

71 — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Spec Racer Ford Gen3, 2021

67 — Road America, Spec Miata, 2013

60 — Road America, Spec Miata, 2010

58 — Road America, Spec Racer Ford Gen3, 2020

58 — Road Atlanta, Spec Racer, 1993

MOST CAREER STARTS

69 — Mark Weber

50 — Richard Colburn

48 — Michael Pettiford

MOST WINS WITHOUT A LOSS

5 — Colin Jackson (5 wins / 5 starts)

WINNING PERCENTAGE (minimum 10 starts)

72.90% — Jerry Hansen (27 wins / 37 starts)

POLE PERCENTAGE (minimum 10 starts)

67.60% — Jerry Hansen (25 of 37)

61.50% — Warren Stilwell (8 of 13)

MULTIPLE RUNOFFS POLE WINNERS

25 – Jerry Hansen

22 – Andrew Aquilante

15 – Steve Sargis

14 – Joe Huffaker Jr. | Michael Lewis

12 – John Heinricy

10 – John Black | Jeff Miller | Kurt Rezzetano

9 – Duane Davis | David Finch | Scott Rettich

8 – David Daughtery | Tom Foster | Michael Varacins | Warren Stilwell | Danny Steyn

CONSECUTIVE POLES (3 or more in same class)

8 – Scott Rettich, Formula Enterprises, 2009-2016

8 – Andrew Aquilante, Touring 1, 2007-2008 & 2017-2024

7 – Jerry Hansen, A Sports Racing, 1975-1981

6 – Niki Coello, Formula Continental, 2006-2010

6 – Jerry Hansen, Formula A, 1971-1976

6 – Michael Varacins, Formula Vee, 2009-2014

6 – Danny Steyn, Super Touring Lite, 2018-2023

5 – Brian Schofield, Spec Racer Ford, 2009-2013

4 – Jon Brakke, E Production, 2009-2012

4 – Craig Chima, F Production, 1993-1996

4 – David Finch, GT-2, 1988-1991

4 – Larry Moulton, F Production, 1987-1990

4 – Jesse Prather, E Production, 2019-2022

4 – Tim Kautz, Formula F, 2012-2015

4 – Marshall Mast, Touring 3, 2018-2021

4 – Steve Sargis, F Production, 2001-2004

4,5 – Kurt Rezzetano, Touring 2, 2013-2016 & 2021-2025