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< Back eKartingNews.com Driver of the Month: December 2021 – Jeremy Fletcher Ekartingnews Jan 18, 2021 Florida driver becomes second ever to win twice on SuperSunday at SKUSA SuperNationals 24 Jeremy Fletcher was named EKN Driver of the Month for December 2021 after three wins on the month at two events In a continued effort to highlight the many outstanding performances by drivers around the country, eKartingNews.com is proud to introduce the ‘Driver of the Month’ program. Each month, the staff at EKN will determine the one driver who stood out above the rest and give the viewers a chance to know exactly what they accomplished and who they are. December 2021 was the much-anticipated return of the Superkarts! USA SuperNationals, with the 24th edition of the event moving to a new date and new location. Nearly 500 karters from around the world converged on the Las Vegas Motor Speedway between December 1-5. It was 742 days between the SuperSunday of 2019 and the SuperSunday of 2021 with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the cancellation of the event in 2020. A part of history was made for SuperNationals 24 in Vegas thanks to Florida driver Jeremy Fletcher. The KA100 Junior division was added to the SKUSA SuperNationals in 2018, providing a second Junior category for competitors to take part. Fletcher was among those to pull double duty, and was near the front in both. The KA100 class began for Fletcher by qualifying sixth. The veteran charged forward in the opening two heats, driving to the win in both. He ended up third in the final heat race, securing the pole position for the main event on SuperSunday. Fletcher jumped out to the lead and sat there for the first 22 laps. As he led, Texas driver Helio Meza worked up to second and sat on his bumper. Meza pulled the trigger prior to receiving the white flag. On the final lap entering turn four, Fletcher fought back and was able to grab back the top position. The two made contact on the exit of turn four. Meza ended up smacking the wall, as Fletcher caught air from the impact with Helio. Fletcher continued while Meza was forced to retire. Jeremy went on to take the checkered flag, securing his first SuperNationals victory. That was only half the battle as Fletcher jumped in his X30 Junior OTK machine later in the day. Fletcher began the event by qualifying second overall in the category. Starting on the outside of the front row was a tough task, but Fletcher fought strong all three heat races. He finished the opener in third but was given a three-second penalty for blocking to drop him to seventh after posting fast lap of the race. Jeremy led the opening eight laps of Heat #2 yet ended up in third. Two separate penalties, including a pushback bumper, dropped him to 11th in the final classification. The third heat was another with Fletcher up front, this time crossing the line second and advancing up as the winner after penalties. All that action lined him up in fifth in the order on SuperSunday. It only took three laps before Fletcher took over the point in the 24-lap main event. Fighting behind him, along with consistent lap times in clean air helped to establish a solid lead. By the checkered flag, Fletcher created a four-second advantage for the victory. With a second victory on SuperSunday, Fletcher joined four-time SuperNationals winner Connor De Phillippi as the only driver to win two separate main events at the same SuperNats event. The two wins by Fletcher puts him halfway to the top of all-time win list that includes De Phillippi, Billy Musgrave, and Kip Foster – all with four victories at the SuperNationals. Prior to the calendar turning over, Fletcher made his official jump up to the Senior level at the World Karting Association Daytona KartWeek event, annually held during the December 28-30 time period at the Daytona International Speedway. Jeremy competed in the KA100 Senior division, qualifying second for Day 1 and Day 2 action during the timed sessions at the end of practice day. Fletcher came out and won the Day 1 Prefinal, securing the pole position for the main event. He led the first 14 laps before slipping to the second spot, where he would finish. During the Day 2 Prefinal, Jeremy slipped back to sixth on the opening lap, fighting back to third with fast lap of the race. Early shuffling opened the Final before Fletcher established himself as the race leader. He led 14 of the 16 laps to secure his first Senior victory. He also added one podium in the Briggs 206 class, placing third in the Final on Day 2. Fletcher makes history with EKN, becoming the second driver to be named Driver of the Month in the same year, having gained the honor back in March for his winning performances at the SKUSA Pro Tour WinterNationals and United States Pro Kart Series opener (Brent Crews earned honor twice in 2017). Fletcher is kicking off the 2022 season with double duty at the SKUSA Winter Series, sitting fourth in KA100 Senior standings thanks to a runner-up finish on Sunday and 14th in X30 Senior with a best result of fourth on Saturday, including fast lap of the race. He followed that up with a victory in the VLR Senior division at the Florida Winter Tour opener, also placing ninth in ROK Senior. Jeremy is slated to compete at the SKUSA Pro Tour, United States Pro Kart Series, IAME USA Grand National Championship and local club events in 2022. December 2021 EKN Driver of the Month – Jeremy Fletcher Previous Next

< Back Timely Pass Nets Fletcher Mazda MX-5 Cup Race Win at VIR IMSA Aug 24, 2025 Race 1 Results ALTON, Va. – Round 11 of the Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by Michelin at VIRginia International Raceway was all about timing. The action-packed race had numerous off-course excursions leaving the drivers to wonder each time ‘are we going to go yellow?’ Jeremy Fletcher (No. 22 McCumbee McAleer Racing) timed his race perfectly, taking over the lead just before the final full-course caution that brought the race to an end. The Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup had already seen its share of incidents at VIR in the lead up to Saturday’s race. Two-time champion Gresham Wagner (No. 81 RAFA Racing by MMR) made contact with the wall in Turn 9 in qualifying, necessitating lots of repair work and new tires, putting him at the back of the grid. Another two-time champion, Jared Thomas (No. 96 JTR Motorsports Engineering) had an off-course excursion into the tire wall in qualifying as well. It happened before he could turn in a true flying lap, so he started an uncharacteristic 13th on the grid. Rookie Justin Adakonis (No. 23 McCumbee McAleer Racing) started from pole, but it was the BSI Racing teammates starting from the second row that worked together to take over the lead on the opening lap. Tyler Gonzalez (No. 57 BSI Racing) got a helpful push from teammate Westin Workman (No. 13 BSI Racing) that put Gonzalez into the lead and Workman second before the first full-course caution was issued. A second full-course caution came out very shortly after the race was restarted. Continuing his bad day, Thomas made hard contact with the wall in Turn Three where his race ended. When green flag racing resumed, the lead pack became a BSI Racing versus MMR battle. Working together, Gonzalez and Workman could pull away, until an MMR interloper crashed the party. This happened with less than 20 minutes to go as Nate Cicero (No. 83 McCumbee McAleer Racing) moved into second and briefly into the lead. He brought Fletcher with him, who also took his turn at the front, but Workman and Gonzalez were a formidable duo and he could not hold the spot for long. Fletcher took the lead again, in the Uphill Esses, with five minutes to go. As he did so a car came to a stop in Turn 17. The whole pitlane was fixated, waiting to see if the car would get going again or if the yellow flags would come out again. As the field entered the set of turns known as “Rollercoaster,” the safety car was deployed and the race effectively came to an end as there was only three and a half minutes left on the clock. Fletcher took the checkered flag behind the pace car. “I think Tyler [Gonzalez] and Weston [Workman] did a really good job of controlling the pack and keeping themselves at the front the entire time,” Fletcher said. “And I think the MMR side of that struggled, but I was just happy I could keep myself in that pack, keep the car cool and get it done in the end. Fletcher swept last year’s races at VIR and now continues that streak. “I don’t know (why I’m successful at this track),” Fletcher said. “The worst part is, it’s not even my favorite track, so maybe it should be. Everything kind of played in my favor there. I had good restarts. The McCumbee McAleer Racing, Simpson Racing Products, Paene Investments and Holster Store car was rolling this weekend for sure! Hopefully we can go four for four.” Previous Next

< Back Jeremy Fletcher Is Racing MX-5 For 2023 Mazda MX-5 Cup Jan 1, 2023 Fletchers Profile Jeremy Fletcher #22 Copeland Motorsports Age: 16 Hometown: St. Cloud, Florida Instagram: @jeremyfletcherracing Facebook: Jeremy Fletcher Racing Sponsors: Nextzett USA / Odenthal Racing Products / Offset USA Prior Experience: 2x Supernationals Champion (SKUSA), 2x Uspks Champion, 3x Wka Champion, 4x Orlando Cup Champion, 1x SKUSA Pro Tour Champion, 1x SSKC Champion, 1x Rok Champion, 1x Rok Florida Champion, and 3x Ekartingnews Driver Of The Month Previous Next

< Back TEAM BENIK AND JEREMY FLETCHER ARE WKA GRAND NATIONAL CHAMPIONS RTD Media Jul 24, 2022 Fletcher Wins WKA National Championships Heading to the third round of the World Karting Association (WKA) Manufacturers Cup, Team Benik would be back at the newly configured Charlotte Motor Speedway. Utilizing the event to chase the elusive Grand National Eagle, Team Benik’s Jeremy Fletcher completed the task taking the win in the X30 Pro Junior class and ROK Junior as the team scored a trio of top-five results. “Huge congrats to Jeremy and his success this weekend,” explained Nick Mitchell. “Jeremy was on his game and at the front of the field during every on-track session. He has truly grown as a driver in our program and the wins will not stop here.” Claiming the top position on track in both the X30 Pro Junior class as well as ROK Junior, Fletcher was the driver to beat in the junior ranks. Now named a double WKA Grand National Champion, Fletcher will shift his focus to ROK Cup USA’s ROK Fest East event this coming weekend in his hopes to once again top the podium and be invited to join Team USA at the ROK SuperFinal in Italy later this year. Previous Next

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This website follows Jeremy Fletcher, a young racecar driver whom is quickly moving up the ranks in motorsports. As here you can find his results, racing tips, onboard videos, and more. About Me. Hi, I’m Jeremy Fletcher, a professional racecar driver from St. Cloud, Florida. Racing has always been a huge part of my life—my grandfather initially got me into karting at the age of 4. As a kid, I used racing as an escape from my personal life and it really let me leave behind my not-so-ideal childhood. With the experiences I had at such a young age, I believe it really fine-tuned me into being my own person as well as strive for the top no matter the circumstances I am put in. Now, fast forward 14 years: I am competing in both the Mazda MX-5 Cup and the Toyota GR Cup. But before I ever drove a car, I spent years in karting—and that’s where everything began for me. I learned what it takes to win, to lose, and to keep improving no matter what. During my karting career, I have won 15 national championships in sprint karts. These have come across my 12 years of racing, in SKUSA, USPKS, WKA, ROK, and other series. Those experiences shaped me not just as a driver but as a competitor. Karting taught me how to stay calm under pressure, how to race smart, and how to keep fighting even when things don’t go your way. Moving Into Cars In 2023, I made the jump into professional car racing with Copeland Motorsports in the Idemitsu Mazda MX-5 Cup. It was a big step up with zero experience, but I quickly found my rhythm and learned a lot about what comes with racing at this level. In 2024, I joined McCumbee McAleer Racing (MMR) and had one of my best seasons yet — winning at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta while also sweeping V.I.IR and finishing third in the championship. Now in 2025, I am the current and youngest ever Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup Champion, while also being the youngest winner of the Martinsville, Virginia, is For Lovers 300 in the Mazda MX-5 Cup. Also, racing with Copeland Motorsports again—this time in the Toyota GR Cup, alongside my ongoing MX-5 Cup program. Lastly, I became a 2025 Rok Vegas winner by finding a last-minute ride! Competing in two series mainly has pushed me to adapt, learn faster, and keep growing as a driver. Looking Ahead Every season, my goal is to take another step forward—not just in results, but in experience. I want to continue climbing through the ranks of professional motorsport, with my eyes set on making it to IMSA endurance and GT racing in the future. I’m thankful to be part of such a competitive environment that has made me better in every way. This is just the beginning, and I’m excited for what’s next. Thank You to My Partners I couldn’t do this without the incredible support from my partners and sponsors: The Holster Store, Furniture One, Simpson, Paene Investments, and everyone who believes in me at Jeremy Fletcher Racing. Their support allows me to chase my dreams and represent their brands on and off the track. Follow My Journey Stay connected and follow my racing adventures throughout the season: 🌐 jeremyfletcherracing.com 📸 Instagram: @jeremyfletcherracing Career Highlights Weekend sweep at V.I.R (2024-2025 both) Last to first MX-5 Cup race 1 at V.I.R 2024 8x IMSA race winner 6x IMSA pole award winner Last to sixth CTMP in the backup MX-5 Cup Car (2024) Last to second in Mustang Challenge at Road America (2024) 8 podiums in the 14 races for MX-5 Cup Series (2024) 4 podiums in the 8 races for Mustang Challenge (2024) Most race fastest laps in MX-5 Cup (2024) SCCA Central Florida Region Spec Miata champion (Rookie Season 2023) Legends winter heat winner (First Time In The Car) Thanksgiving classic podium (First Oval Race) Rok Vegas winner (2025) Won a race and championship in every karting series I've ever raced in Run my own regional karting team Driver-coach for multiple young, talented drivers Graduated high school a year early SKUSA Supernats 24 in Las Vegas I became the 2ND driver in history to win 2 separate classes at the Supernats.

< Back Fletcher crowned VIR king with fourth Virginian MX-5 Cup win in a row RACER Staff Aug 24, 2025 4 for 4 Sunday’s Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by Michelin race was a near repeat of Saturday’s, with Jeremy Fletcher (No. 22 McCumbee McAleer Racing) taking the win behind the safety car. Securing his fourth straight win at VIRginia International Raceway propelled Fletcher into the championship lead. Like Saturday’s race, a rookie started from pole: Helio Meza (No. 27 BSI Racing). The previous day’s polesitter, Justin Adakonis (No. 23 McCumbee McAleer Racing), started from last after swapping to a backup car. Fletcher had a tremendous start and was able to take over the lead on lap two, while Meza was busy trying to hold off Ethan Goulart (No. 29 Saito Motorsport Group). Fletcher had to hang on through two restarts from yellow, but was saved by the last full-course yellow, which brought the race to an end behind the safety car. “Sweeping the weekend for the second time was definitely a nice feeling,” Fletcher said. “I can't thank Dalton Dow enough for being on the radio with me, and he got me both these wins today, calling these cautions. I want to thank the entire McCumbee McAleer Racing crew. They've given me the fastest car all year, and I just got to turn the steering wheel and hit the brake pedal sometimes. I’m super thankful for all of them. This means a lot to me, especially getting the points lead. “I definitely owe Gresham [Wagner],” Fletcher added. “He should have probably won that race. He had the pace.” With only two more races to go, Fletcher now leads the points championship by 150 points and is that much closer to winning the $250,000 prize from Mazda. Previous Next

< Back Jeremy Fletcher Wins Rok Cup USA Championship Ekartingnews Sep 22, 2015 Strong performance in Orlando seals the deal Team Felon / Tony Kart Driver Jeremy Fletcher ended his season on a high note, winning the fifth and final roundof the ROK Cup USA program held this past weekend at the Orlando Kart Center in Central Florida. With his strong performance over the weekend, the talented youngster also managed to secure the ROK Cup USA Championship. Fletcher piloted his Bordogna Engine-powered Micro ROK Tony Kart to a first, second and third place finish in the first three heat races respectively, and he ended the prefinal in P4. Forced to start outside of the second row for the main event, Fletcher took the lead on lap four and never looked back, taking the checkered flag and wrapping up the ROK Cup USA Championship in his first year of national-level competition. “We are so proud of Jeremy and his hard work all season long,” explained Jerry Brown. “He has been taught by some of the best and gained experience with each and every outing. His goal was to stand atop the Micro ROK class in 2015 and he has now accomplished that. We love to see the smile on his face.” Fletcher’s primary sponsor, TheHolsterStore.com , is proud of his efforts and impressive results this year, his first year of national competition. They are looking forward to partnering with him for another successful season in 2016. Fletcher’s family would like to thank Gary Willis and Chris Grektorp of Team Felon, who put in countless hours helping Fletcher to develop his talent behind the wheel. They would also like to extend a huge thank you to the ROK Cup USA Series for their professionalism and the effort put into an extremely well run series. Previous Next

Latest News Oct 23, 2025 Jeremy Fletcher Takes Mazda MX-5 Cup at Martinsville Speedway with Photo Finish Winner At Martinsville Speedway Read More Oct 10, 2025 Fletcher is crowned champion Champions !! Read More Aug 25, 2025 Mazda MX-5 Cup Race Win Gives Fletcher VIR Weekend Sweep McCumbee McAleer Driver Takes Points Lead with Two Races Left in 2024 Read More Aug 24, 2025 Fletcher crowned VIR king with fourth Virginian MX-5 Cup win in a row 4 for 4 Read More Aug 24, 2025 Timely Pass Nets Fletcher Mazda MX-5 Cup Race Win at VIR Race 1 Results Read More Jun 7, 2025 Fletcher charges to Mazda MX-5 Cup Race 1 win at Mid-Ohio First Win Of The Season Read More Feb 23, 2025 Inside Mazda MX-5 Cup: Jeremy Fletcher’s sophomore surge Jeremy Fletchers Sophmore Surge Read More Oct 11, 2024 Fletcher Wins Mx-5 Cup Finale, Wagner Wins Championship McCumbee McAleer Racing Finishes 1-2-3 in Last Race of 2024 Season Read More Aug 25, 2024 Fletcher Makes Astonishing Comeback to Take First Mazda MX-5 Cup Win at VIR Fletchers Comeback Read More Jun 9, 2024 Mustang Challenge Mid-Ohio Race 2 Results & Quotes JEREMY FLETCHER, No. 22 McCumbee McAleer Ford Mustang Dark Horse R (DH) – Read More Jun 9, 2024 Podium Sweep For MMR Read More Jun 3, 2024 Championship in Play as Mazda MX-5 Cup Returns to Mid-Ohio LEXINGTON, Ohio (June 3, 2024) Read More May 12, 2024 Fourth Podium Of The Year For Fletcher Read More Apr 15, 2024 McCumbee McAleer Racing Confirms First Two Drivers MMR firms up first two drivers for IMSA-sanctioned Mustang Challenge series… Read More Mar 21, 2024 MEET THE TEAMS AND DRIVERS OF THE 2024 MUSTANG CHALLENGE SEASON Read More Mar 15, 2024 Third Podium Of The Season At Sebring Read More Feb 28, 2024 JEREMY FLETCHER’S RACING RENAISSANCE: A TALE OF DETERMINATION IN THE MX-5 CUP Read More Feb 23, 2024 Inside Mazda MX-5 Cup: Jeremy Fletcher’s sophomore surge Read More Dec 23, 2023 FLETCHER JOINS MCCUMBEE MCALEER RACING FOR 2024 SEASON FLETCHER TO MCCUMBEE MCALEER RACING Read More Jan 5, 2023 FLETCHER JOINS COPELAND MOTORSPORTS FOR THE 2023 SEASON FLETCHER TO MX-5 CUP Read More

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< Back Ryan Perry Motorsport Welcomes Jeremy Fletcher Ekartingnews May 26, 2022 Top Senior rookie joins west coast OTK race team for remainder of 2022 season The Ryan Perry Motorsport (RPM) race team is happy to announce the addition of 15-year-old Jeremy Fletcher to its driver roster. Fletcher has moved into the Senior level categories for the 2022 season after a strong career in the Junior and Cadet ranks at the national and regional level. RPM has showcased strong results already in 2022 with their driver roster and adds another potential race winner for the remainder of the season. “We are extremely pleased to welcome Jeremy Fletcher to the team,” stated Ryan Perry, owner of RPM. “We feel he is one of the top drivers and will be an asset to team. I speak for everyone under the Ryan Perry Motorsport tent when I say we look forward to working together with Jeremy to help him meet his expectations as well as ours.” Fletcher is coming off a very successful final year in the Junior ranks in 2021. Fletcher was able to secure victories at the Superkarts! USA Pro Tour WinterNationals, two United States Pro Kart Series championships (X30 Junior and KA100 Junior) along with becoming only the second driver in Superkarts! USA SuperNationals history to win twice in the same event, doing so at the 24th edition held this past December. To begin his Senior career, Fletcher earned the VLR Senior championship at the Florida Winter Tour, won a main event at the SKUSA Pro Tour WinterNationals in X30 Senior and KA100 Senior, and added victory in KA100 Senior at the United States Pro Kart Series at the Carolina Grand Prix. “I’m very excited to be part of a winning organization that is Ryan Perry Motorsport and having the ability to have such strong and successful teammates alongside me in both classes,” added Jeremy Fletcher. “I am hoping to gain more knowledge on and off the track working with the great staff and drivers at RPM.” Fletcher is scheduled to make his Ryan Perry Motorsport debut at the Superkarts! USA Pro Tour SpringNationals, set for June 10-12 at the Utah Motorsports Campus in Erda, Utah. Dalton Dow will continue to work alongside Fletcher as his tuner in both the X30 Senior and KA100 Senior divisions Previous Next