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This amateur racing driver has 23 recorded laps across 20 vehicles on LapMeta, averaging 1.2 laps per car. This sampling approach prioritizes broad automotive exposure pursuing comprehensive comparative understanding rather than focused platform development. The 20-vehicle portfolio represents substantial automotive exposure spanning diverse platforms, manufacturers, engineering philosophies, and market segments.

This pattern suggests enthusiast pursuing comprehensive comparative automotive education—sampling extensively to build broad understanding of contemporary automotive diversity and platform trade-offs. With 23 laps across 20 vehicles, this driver represents the enthusiast pursuing comprehensive comparative automotive education through systematic broad sampling enabling objective understanding of vehicle dynamics diversity across the automotive landscape.

A motoring journalist and racer for over 20 years, Dickie is one of the founder members of the evo team, a former editor, and current columnist. He made his race debut in 1993, and since then has raced in various one-make series with Ginetta, Vauxhall, Renault and Porsche, and has competed in the Nürburgring 24 Hours since 2006. In 2007 and 2008 Dickie competed in Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and in 2011 set a new world record for a production sedan at Bonneville Speed Week… in Skoda Octavia vRS. The speed? 227.08 mph. Yes, honestly.

32, Track obsessed, entering time attack series 2023

Mat Jackson is an accomplished professional driver, known for his aggressive driving style and competitive edge. With extensive experience in touring car racing, he has earned a reputation for his consistency and ability to perform under pressure, securing strong finishes in major motorsport events.

Ex Caterham Champion and British GT4 Driver. Currently OEM Test Driver/Engineering lead.

Jethro Bovingdon is a professional automotive journalist with 34 recorded laps across 32 vehicles on LapMeta—nearly one-to-one ratio characteristic of professional systematic vehicle testing. Born in the UK, Bovingdon began his career at evo magazine in May 2001 as motoring journalist and road tester, becoming one of automotive journalism's most respected voices. He currently serves as Editor-at-large at Road & Track magazine, previously hosted the U.S. edition of Top Gear TV show, and now presents World Endurance Championship coverage on Max streaming service.

His motorsport credentials extend beyond journalism—remarkably achieving three class wins from five starts at the notoriously demanding Nürburgring 24 Hours, demonstrating professional-level driving competency in endurance racing's ultimate test. His work has appeared in BBC Top Gear, Road & Track, evo, The Telegraph, Auto Express, Automobile Magazine, and numerous international publications. Bovingdon earned a degree in English and History from University of London at Queen Mary. His LapMeta data shows distributed testing: 9 laps Coastal CW, 9 laps West, and 8 laps International GP—systematic vehicle comparison across varied configurations. With 34 laps across 32 vehicles and three Nürburgring 24 Hours class victories, Jethro Bovingdon represents the rare automotive journalist whose exceptional driving skill, endurance racing success, and articulate communication combine to deliver authoritative vehicle evaluations trusted internationally across print, digital, and television media.