Red AMICK

Red Amick was an American racing driver active primarily in the late 1950s. His brief career in top-level motorsport included participation in two races, driving for teams such as Epperly and Kurtis Kraft. Despite not securing any championships, wins, podiums, or pole positions, Amick completed all his starts without a single retirement.

Over his career span of 67 years, Amick maintained a 0.0% win and podium rate, reflecting limited competitive success at the highest level. Notably, he demonstrated consistent race finishes, with a 0.0% DNF rate and an average gain of three positions per race, indicating steady progress during events. No achievements in wet weather conditions were recorded.

Amick's career is characterized by its brevity and reliability rather than competitive accolades. His participation with historically significant teams like Epperly and Kurtis Kraft places him within the context of American racing heritage during that era.