Jim MCWITHEY

Jim McWithey was an American race car driver active in top-level motorsport during the late 1950s. Over the course of his brief career, he participated in two major races, driving for teams such as Epperly and Kurtis Kraft. Despite not securing any wins, podiums, or championship points, McWithey maintained a clean record with zero retirements from his events.

Statistically, McWithey's career win and podium rates stand at 0.0%, reflecting limited competitive success in terms of finishing positions. However, an average gain of 10 positions per race suggests notable progress through the field during his appearances. His career spanned 67 years, indicating a long association with motorsport, although his active competition at the highest level was concentrated in a short period.

McWithey's performance in wet conditions did not yield any wins or podiums, consistent with his overall results. The absence of retirements highlights reliability or cautious driving during his limited race entries. While not distinguished by championship success, his statistics provide insight into a driver with potential for advancement during his brief tenure.