< Back TOP LEVEL KARTER JEREMY FLETCHER JOINS COPELAND MOTORSPORTS SPEC MIATA PROGRAM RTD Media Dec 15, 2022 Jeremy Fletcher Joins CMP For Spec Miata Launching the Copeland Motorsports Spec Miata program just last week, national level kart racer and multi-time karting champion Jeremy Fletcher is the first to jump on board. Inking a deal with Copeland Motorsports for the 2023 Spec Miata season with his eyes on the Idemitsu Mazda MX-5 Cup in 2024, Fletcher will begin testing immediately as he looks to make an impact in the car racing world from the drop of the green flag at his first race. Focused on the training and preparation for drivers looking to take the next step in their motorsports career, Copeland Motorsports will also offer an internal scholarship program for these drivers and Fletcher will look to make history by being a first time winner. “I am excited to make the move to cars and with a program such as Copeland Motorsports,” explained Jeremy Fletcher. “They have trained and advanced a lot of my former karting teammates, and I can’t wait to follow in their footsteps. I have a lot of karting events to win this year, but I am excited for the future.” Dean Copeland continued, “Our goal is to bring drivers from the karting ranks to cars and help them be successful. Jeremy is the perfect candidate for our program, and we are happy to welcome him to the Copeland Motorsports family. We will train Jeremy both on and off the track, how to be a good driver and team player, how to dress and market themselves, communication, engineering and more. We want drivers to advance in our program as a complete package.” Jeremy Fletcher’s results speak volumes of his drive and determination on the track. A winner and champion in the cadet ranks of karting, Fletcher advanced to the junior ranks with ease continuing his winning ways. 2022 has seen another jump in categories as he moved to the senior categories, the upper echelon of karting in North America. Showing his speed early and often, Fletcher has been a force in every race weekend. “Jeremy is a winner, and he has proven that in karting,” expressed Copeland. “We think we can help him be a winner in cars as well.” While Copeland Motorsports works with competitors, they will also offer a $60,000 scholarship for drivers looking to take the next step with them. Jeremy Fletcher is the first competitor to join this program as Copeland Motorsports will aim to have a total of six Spec Miata Development Drivers. Following the successful completion of the seven-race Spec Miata program, competitors will receive a special invitation to the Copeland Motorsports Invitational; a two-day event at a to be determined track where all participants will be evaluated both on track and off track for speed, performance, driver feedback, understanding of data and analysis, driver attitude amongst other key areas to produce the complete driver. An overall winner of the Copeland Motorsports Mazda Driver Development Program will be chosen by a panel of judges including but not limited to Tom Long who is a judge in the Mazda Shootout as well as a longtime motorsports coach and driver, Dean Copeland, Kevin Copeland, Tyler Gonzalez, and Dan Williams with the winner of invitational receiving $60,000 scholarship towards a full season of Mazda MX-5 Cup with Copeland motorsports in 2024. Previous Next

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< Back eKartingNews.com Driver of the Month: March 2021 – Jeremy Fletcher Ekartingnews Apr 27, 2021 Multiple wins at United States Pro Kart Series and SKUSA Pro Tour WinterNats gives nod to Florida driver 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. The four weekends in March were busy with racing in the USA karting scene, welcoming outstanding numbers in the events that helped to close out the winter programs and begin the summer season championships. It was a busy three week stretch in the southeast with the United States Pro Kart Series and Superkarts! USA Pro Tour kicking off their 2021 programs while the championships were decided at the Florida Winter Tour in between those two events. Florida driver Jeremy Fletcher contested all three races over that three-week period, and put down some of his best performances at the Junior level to date. It all began with a dominating performance at the USPKS Southern Grand Prix at the Ocala Gran Prix facility, the track Fletcher honed his skills in Kid Kart and at the Cadet level. Fletcher ran both the X30 Junior and KA100 Junior categories on the weekend with two rounds of racing over the two days of competition. Fletcher ended up fifth in qualifying for X30, but worked his way to the point quickly to control the 39-driver field at the checkered flag. The Final was all Fletcher, leading all 22 laps for the victory. The KA field had 48 drivers and was split up for qualifying and the Prefinals. Fletcher was fourth overall in qualifying and was able to came away with the win in his heat race. When they put the field back together for the Final, Fletcher was among those fight for the victory. Leading just two laps, Fletcher settled into the second spot where he would cross the line. Provisional winner Danny Dyszelski would be removed from the results following tech, thus promoting Fletcher to the top of the podium. Sunday was a near perfect day in the KA100 class, scoring a second straight victory. After setting fast time in qualifying, Fletcher led all the laps in his Prefinal. Austin Jurs was the only driver to relegate Jeremy out of the top spot in the Final, leading just two laps until Fletcher returned to the point and leading the rest of the 22-lap distance. The X30 class was hard-fought all day long with Fletcher inside the top-three. Slipping to third at the start of the Final, Jeremy was unable to move forward and finished there, earning a fourth podium finish in the four main events on the weekend, leaving with three first-place trophies, two championship leads and a $2,500 payday. The following weekend was the Florida Winter Tour finale at the same Ocala facility, for what would unfortunately be the final race held at the Ocala, Florida circuit with its recent announcement to close. Fletcher was among the contenders all weekend in the Junior ROK category. Rain came for the main event with Jeremy placing fifth in the main event, ending the championship in the third position. The third and final weekend of the month took Fletcher west to the SKUSA WinterNationals at NOLA Motorsports facility in Avondale, LA for the opening rounds of the 2021 SKUSA Pro Tour. Double duty was on the docket for Fletcher throughout the weekend racing in both X30 and KA100 Junior classes. Jeremy began the weekend in X30 qualifying fourth for Round One. He drove up to the front and crossed the line first in the Prefinal, only to be dropped two positions for a pushback bumper penalty. Fletcher went immediately to the lead in the main event, and then battled with defending champion Carson Morgan for the remainder of the race. Morgan took the on-track win but a blocking penalty added three seconds to his total time. This penalty advanced Fletcher to the win, his first in SKUSA Pro Tour action in the category. Sunday brought on a good start and nearly the fast time in qualifying for Jeremy, missing out on the P1 position by 89 thousandths. What began as a promising day turned to trouble in the Prefinal. After battling for the lead through the first seven laps, lap eight sent Fletcher off the course and down to the tail of the field, eventually classified 21st. Making quick work on the opening circuits of the Final, Fletcher was up to 10th by the end of lap three. With a steady pace and some drafting partners, Jeremy was able to move up to third in the waning laps and then, on the penultimate circuit, grab the lead with a late move in Turn 17. Fletcher held off all challenge on the final circuit to complete the drive of the weekend. A podium finish was in sight during Round One in the KA100 Junior main event after winning the Prefinal but a pushback bumper penalty dropped him to P3 at the start. Fletcher led for two laps before getting shuffled out of the position. A few laps later, he pulled off with a mechanical issue, ending his day. Sunday was another fight for a podium spot, inside the top-five all day but ending up in the fifth position at the checkered flag. Next on the docket for Fletcher is this weekends United States Pro Kart Series Heartland Grand Prix at the New Castle Motorsports Park in New Castle, Indiana. He leads both the X30 Junior and KA100 Junior championships going into the weekend. Two weeks later, Fletcher travels to the Utah Motorsports Campus for the SKUSA Pro Tour SpringNationals on May 21-23. He leads the X30 Junior standings while sitting ninth in KA100 Junior. Previous Next

< Back JEREMY FLETCHER’S RACING RENAISSANCE: A TALE OF DETERMINATION IN THE MX-5 CUP Ashley Feb 28, 2024 Jeremy Fletcher’s inaugural year likely didn’t unfold as anticipated, marked by a few top-10 finishes without any standout performances. However, at the onset of the 2024 season opener for the Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup Presented by Michelin, Fletcher made it clear that he aimed to surpass his 2023 championship standing. Securing third and second place at Daytona International Speedway’s January opener, Fletcher enters Rounds 3 and 4 at Sebring International Raceway on March 14-15, tied for the points lead with McCumbee McAleer Racing teammate Gresham Wagner. “The move definitely had a positive impact, both driving-wise and surrounding myself with teammates that are consistently at the front,” says Fletcher. “Working with Stevan and Stuart McAleer, Chad McCumbee and the whole team creates an atmosphere that is just amazing. And working with drivers like Nate Cicero, Gresham Wagner and John Jodoin on track, I feel like it has made it a more positive place for me to be at the race track.” Transitioning to a new team, accompanied by fresh teammates and a revitalized focus for his second MX-5 Cup season, 17-year-old Fletcher’s program has progressed significantly. “I’m definitely starting to work on myself personally,” he adds, “doing some training, going to the gym more actively and trying to be the best I can be when I show up. Plus getting as much testing and practice as I can.” Having spent considerable time in karting with numerous national-level championships before briefly participating in Spec Miata, Fletcher commenced his MX-5 Cup journey with Copeland Racing. However, with Copeland no longer competing, Fletcher shifted to McCumbee McAleer Racing, a move that, alongside the presence of other skilled drivers, has notably enhanced his performance. Moreover, Fletcher is fortunate that the initial two MX-5 Cup weekends occur at familiar tracks, Daytona and Sebring, where he has raced and tested extensively, hailing from St. Cloud, Fla., equidistant from both venues. Coming from a lineage of motocross racers, with his grandfather establishing the Ocala Gran Prix kart track, Jeremy’s trajectory was set early on. “It’s definitely great to be surrounded by all the IMSA teams. And it also lets you, I would say, explore your options a bit with who you could run with, or what your dreams may be,” he explains. “You can talk to those people and figure yourself out and what you want to race in the future.” Motivated by the prospect of Mazda scholarship funding, MX-5 Cup became his chosen path, undoubtedly influenced by his former karting teammate and 2022 Rookie of the Year, Connor Zilisch. Now setting his sights on sports car endurance racing, Jeremy sees his presence in the IMSA paddock as a stepping stone towards that goal, acknowledging MX-5 Cup’s role as an excellent training ground. Observing drivers like Zilisch and Wagner has been educational, but Jeremy believes that assertiveness on track is the key to victory this season, a mindset that paid dividends at Daytona. “If you don’t have the racecraft, you’re not really going to be up there,” he says. “The field is so tight — and especially with the draft at a place like Daytona — that you have to use quite a bit of strategy. And even if you really aren’t driving that great, or you have some problems, you can still be there strategically as long as you’re kind of controlling the field. If you get the racecraft good enough, then you can run up front even if you don’t have the best car or best pace.” With Sebring on the horizon, Jeremy aims to sustain his early-season momentum on the challenging terrain of the classic Florida road course’s fast and bumpy runways and turns. “Not get pushed around,” he says of the key to his newfound podium abilities. “I feel coming into Daytona I was a lot more abrupt, a lot more decisive — like, I would make a move and make sure it stuck and make sure the guys knew I was out there. Last year I was kind of nervous to make a move, or not make somebody so happy with a move I made. I feel like that would always put me in a bad spot, not going for the opening.” Previous Next

< Back Fletcher Makes Astonishing Comeback to Take First Mazda MX-5 Cup Win at VIR IMSA Aug 25, 2024 Fletchers Comeback DANVILLE, Va. – Showing flashes of pace and continued improvement of his racecraft, Jeremy Fletcher (No. 22 McCumbee McAleer Racing) has been on the cusp of a Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by Michelin race win all season. After one corner of Saturday’s race at VIRginia International Raceway, it looked as though he’d have to keep waiting, but a stunning comeback finally put Fletcher on the top step of the podium for the very first time. He was joined by young rookie Westin Workman (No. 13 BSI Racing) and 2021 series champion Gresham Wagner (No. 5 McCumbee McAleer Racing). Starting second, Fletcher had the outside lane going into Turn One. He dropped a wheel and that was all it took for physics to pull him off the track and through the grass. He came to a stop just before the tire wall and was able to continue, albeit at the back of the field. “It was driver error,” Fletcher said. “I apologize to the team for making them stress out. I knew I had to put my head down and really get back after it. I knew the McCumbee McAleer guys provided me with a great race car.” Fortunately for him, a full-course caution was issued only a few moments later when three cars tangled in Turn 10. On the restart, Fletcher was able to pick up six positions in one lap to kick start his comeback. He was into the top 10 by lap six. The top 10 cars were glued nose to tail and it took everything Fletcher had to find his way through the pack, especially without another full-course caution for the rest of the 45-minute race. In a series where the draft is a huge factor and the winning pass is often made on the final lap, Fletcher made the surprise decision to execute a three-wide pass for the lead in Turn One with more than six minutes left on the clock. “Honestly, I haven’t really led much this year so far,” Fletcher explained. “So, I was really excited to get out there. I just wanted to stay consistent, and I was pretty confident I could do it from the front.” He was right. Even with heavy pressure from two-time series champion Jared Thomas (No. 96 JTR Motorsports Engineering) for the final four laps, Fletcher stayed out front and finally got his first MX-5 Cup win. “You’ve just got to get them on your bumper and make it happen,” Fletcher said. “The Home Restoration Store, Home Decor and More, McCumbee McAleer machine got it done today and I’m so thankful for everyone.” Finishing second by 0.070-second, Workman also had a lot of work to do, to make the podium. The rookie started seventh on the grid but made a skillful restart after the full-course caution and was into second by lap six. “I think I was just able to get a good run on all the straightaways and was able to make up some time on the cars in front of me throughout that lap,” Workman said. “I was able to get to second. I stayed in second for a while, pushing whoever was leading me. It [the leader] was kind of flip flopping around a lot and I was always the second car in line, either pushing Gresham [Wagner] or Jared [Thomas]. Then, I finally went for the lead, and I was just managing the gap behind me.” Managing was hard work when the top eight were still nose-to-tail through the fast and technical circuit. “It’s a lot of trusting the drivers around you,” Workman said. “I’ve been racing with these guys all year, so I kind of know their driving styles and where they’re gonna brake and things like that. I was in second for so long, just to get to know the drivers around me. During that time that I was in second, I was able to find that breaking point and break there every single lap to manage the gap in front of me.” 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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