Jimmy DAYWALT

Jimmy Daywalt was an American racing driver active in the early 1950s, competing primarily with the Kurtis Kraft team. His brief career spanned from 1953, during an era when American open-wheel racing was evolving but had limited crossover with Formula 1. Daywalt participated in six races without recording any wins, podiums, or championship points.

Despite completing all his races without a single retirement, his average finishing position indicated he typically lost ground during events, with an average of 1.67 positions lost per race. This suggests challenges in race pace or strategy relative to his competitors. His career win and podium rates remained at 0%, reflecting the competitive difficulties faced by drivers in that period.

Daywalt's career, while short and without major accolades, is notable for its consistency in race completions and participation during a formative time for American motorsport. His involvement with Kurtis Kraft places him within the historical narrative of mid-20th century racing machinery and competition.