19 Facts About Nicolas Hammann

Nicolas J Hammann was born on July 26,1993 and is an American professional road racing driver.

Nicolas Hammann won the 2014 US GT Academy television show.

Nicolas Hammann won track championships in 2007,2008, and 2009.

Nicolas Hammann set the Kiel High School track and field record in the 800 meters and qualified for the state competition.

Nicolas Hammann graduated in May 2018 with an concentration in motorsports.

Nicolas Hammann finished in the top 100 in high school then top 60 in his first year of college.

Nicolas Hammann's mother gave him improved steering equipment as a Christmas present.

Nicolas Hammann took a break from college to compete 2014 show.

Nicolas Hammann made the top 12 and was entered in a week-long competition at Silverstone, England.

Nicolas Hammann earned an International license and competed in the 2015 Dubai 24 Hour endurance race.

Nicolas Hammann competed in several different classes at different tracks throughout the world including the Blancpain Sprint Series, IMSA Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge, and Pirelli World Challenge.

For 2016, Nicolas Hammann raced in the NISSAN MicraCup series in Quebec.

Nicolas Hammann made his first NASCAR Xfinity Series start as a road course ringer at Watkins Glen International on August 6,2016.

Nicolas Hammann had been working at his family garage when Mike Harmon came in to have a tire serviced for the 2015 Road America 180.

Nicolas Hammann asked Harmon to let him know if he ever needs a driver and Harmon called the following year.

Nicolas Hammann's car was involved with a Kyle Busch spin; he recovered until his race ended with an oil leak after completing 67 of 82 laps for a 28th-place finish.

Nicolas Hammann made his second start at the 2016 Road America 180 in his hometown.

Nicolas Hammann completed a total of 22 laps with his race ending early with mechanical issues.

Nicolas Hammann's parents are Gary and Debbie Nicolas Hammann; he has two older sisters.