For other people, see James Davison (disambiguation).
James Davison
NationalityAustralia
Birth nameJames D. Davison
Birth date28 August 1986 (age 40)
Birth placeMelbourne, Australia
RelativesJon Davison (father)
Lex Davison (grandfather)
Diana Davison (grandmother)
Richard Davison (uncle)
Alex Davison (cousin)
Will Davison (cousin)
Tony Gaze (step-grandfather)
Fisichella Davison (daughter)
Racing licence FIA Gold
Current seriesBlancpain GT World Challenge America
First year2016
TeamsAE Replay XD Nissan GT Academy
Starts20
Wins16
Poles1
Fastest laps1
Best finish4th
Year2015
Prev seriesVictorian Formula Ford
Formula BMW USA
Champ Car Atlantic
Star Mazda Championship
Firestone Indy Lights
Grand-Am Series
Prev series years2004
2005
2006
2007
2008-09
2010–12
James Davison
Total irl races8
Years in irl7
Previous year2020
Prev irl pos34th
Best irl pos28th (2019)
First irl race2013 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio (Mid-Ohio)
Last irl race2020 Indianapolis 500 (Indianapolis)
Irl wins0
Irl podiums0
Irl poles0
James Davison
Total cup races35
Years in cup2
Prev cup pos37th
Prev cup year2020
Best cup pos32nd (2021)
First cup race2020 Pocono Organics 325 (Pocono)
Last cup race2021 YellaWood 500 (Talladega)
Cup wins0
Cup top tens0
Cup poles0
Total busch races6
Years in busch5
Prev busch pos53rd
Prev busch year2022
Best busch pos47th (2017)
First busch race2016 Road America 180 (Road America)
Last busch race2022 Drive for the Cure 250 (Charlotte Roval)
Busch wins0
Busch top tens3
Busch poles0
Updated24 June 2023

James D. Davison (born 28 August 1986) is an Australian professional racing driver who drives an Aston Martin Vantage GT3 in the Blancpain GT World Challenge America. He has also competed in the NTT IndyCar Series, NASCAR Cup Series, and NASCAR Xfinity Series. He is sometimes also called JD (or J. D.) Davison.[1][2]

His father Jon Davison was a Formula 5000 competitor and was the long-running promoter of racing events at Sandown Raceway. Davison's grandfather, Lex Davison, was a four-time winner of the Australian Grand Prix. He is a cousin of V8 Supercar drivers Alex and Will Davison. He also competed as a coxswain as part of Scotch College's championship-winning rowing crew in 2003.

Racing career

Open-wheel

Junior formula

In 2004, Davison joined the ranks of Formula Ford in his native Australia, running in both the Victorian and National Championships. At the end of 2004 he won a scholarship at the BMW Junior Scholarship Finals in Valencia. For 2005, he competed in the Formula BMW USA Junior Series, qualifying on the front row at the Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Montreal, won at the US Grand Prix held at the world-famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway, was second at the Denver street circuit and Mid-Ohio and third at Barber Motorsports Park and Road Atlanta. Based on these performances, Davison became part of the Confederation of Australian Motorsport Elite Driver program which included attendance at the Australian Institute of Sport and financial support from the Foundation. At the end of the season, he qualified and finished tenth at the Formula BMW Final at Bahrain.

2006 saw Davison again compete in the United States in the Formula Atlantic series for Team Australia. After the Denver round, he was dropped by the team for fellow Aussie Michael Patrizi.[3] 2007 saw Davison progress into the Star Mazda Championship where current IndyCar Series drivers Marco Andretti and Graham Rahal previously competed. Driving for Velocity Motorsports, Davison proved to be an outstanding competitor finishing second in the Championship; earning three pole positions and one win.

Indy Lights

2008 found Davison in the Firestone Indy Lights series, racing for Sam Schmidt Motorsports. He struggled throughout the first half of the season, but captured his first series pole at Nashville Superspeedway, a concrete oval, in July. His first win came in bizarre circumstances in a wet race at Mid-Ohio. While running second on the last lap, race leader Jonny Reid went into pit lane instead of the finish line, handing Davison the victory. Davison also received the Sunoco Most Improved Driver Award at the IRL Championship Celebration held in Las Vegas. Davison finished second in the 2009 Firestone Indy Lights Championship with a new team Vision Racing, again winning at Mid-Ohio. Davison was running at the finish of all fifteen races and finished in the top ten in all but one.

IndyCar

In November 2011, Davison tested for Andretti Autosport at Palm Beach International Raceway, Florida.[4] He shared the car with Indy Lights driver Gustavo Yacaman.[5][6]

In 2013, Davison tested a car for Dale Coyne Racing at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. A few weeks later, it was announced that he would drive the team's No. 18 car at the race there. It would be his first open wheel race appearance since 2009.[7] Following the horrific accident by Sebastian Bourdais during qualifying for the 2017 Indianapolis 500, it was announced that Davison would be stepping into the number 18 Dale Coyne Racing Honda. In the later stages of the race, Davison matched a record set by Tom Sneva in 1980 and became the third driver in Indy history to start 33rd and lead laps in the race, having led two laps. He then got caught up in a late wreck with seventeen laps to go. A year later, Davison barely qualified for the 2018 Indianapolis 500, bumping out longtime IndyCar rival James Hinchcliffe.[8] He would finish in last place, after a crash on lap 47 caused by contact with Takuma Sato's car. Davison finished in last place again at the 2020 Indianapolis 500 due to a mechanical failure only six laps into the race.

Historic racing

In 2011, Davison drove his Uncle Richard Davison's Lola T332 Formula 5000 car at Phillip Island and Albert Park. In 2012, he returned to drive it again at Phillip Island. In 2019, he drove a Lotus 18 at Goodwood and Lotus 81 at Silverstone.[9] In 2022, Davison drove a Hill GH1 at the 13th Historic Monaco. Then drove again at Spa in September.[10]

Sports car racing

2010 saw Davison make his sportscar debut in the Grand-Am Series for Starworks Motorsports Corsa Car Care Dinan-BMW Riley partnering Ryan Dalziel and Mike Forest in the Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen[11] finishing seventh.[12] He was then drafted in to run at the 6 Hours of Watkins Glen the Crown Royal 200 also at Watkins Glen. In 2011, he drove for Michael Shank Racing at Laguna Seca.

Driving with The Racer's Group in an Aston Martin in 2014, Davison scored four consecutive GTD class poles across the final races of the 2014 and first race of the 2015 season.[13]

In 2015, Davison joined Nismo factory team to drive a Nissan GT-R in the Pirelli World Challenge. He continued with Always Evolving Racing in the GT-R in 2016 before moving to The Racer's Group for the 2017 season.[14]

NASCAR

Davison made his first NASCAR start in 2016, driving the No. 90 King Autosport car in the Xfinity Series for the Road America 180. He started eighteenth and went down one position after making contact with Scott Heckert on the last lap.[15][16]

In 2020, Davison raced in the Cup Series for the first time in the Pocono Organics 325 at Pocono Raceway with Spire Motorsports.[17] His Cup debut had been delayed on two occasions earlier in the season, with a Daytona 500 start for Jonathan Byrd's Racing ultimately failing to materalise,[18] while his GEICO 500 entry at Talladega Superspeedway with Spire was disallowed due to his lack of experience on such tracks.[19][17] He returned to the series at Loudon with Rick Ware Racing.[20]

Davison committed to an approximately 26-race schedule with RWR for the 2021 Cup season.[21] In May, he dominated the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series race at Circuit of the Americas, leading 32 of 33 laps and finished twelve seconds ahead of Anthony Alfredo.[22] He continued his dominance in the series at the virtually-designed Chicago Street Course, capturing the pole, leading every lap, and winning by 56 seconds over his Rick Ware Racing teammate Josh Bilicki.[23] He also raced at the 2021 YellaWood 500 for the No. 66 MBM Motorsports Ford with sponsorship from Rich Mar Florist.

Motorsports career results

SeasonSeriesPositionCarTeam
2004Victorian Formula Ford Championship6thVan Diemen RF95 – FordAlex Davison[24]
Australian Formula Ford Championship21st
2005Formula BMW USA6thMygale FB02 – BMWHBR Motorsport
Formula BMW World Final10thTeam Meritus
2006Champ Car Atlantic17thSwift 016.a – Mazda CosworthWalker Racing
2007Star Mazda Championship2ndStar – MazdaVelocity Motorsports
2008Indy Lights9thDallara IPS – InfinitiSam Schmidt Motorsports
2009Indy Lights2ndDallara IPS – InfinitiVision Racing
2010Rolex Sports Car Series34thRiley & Scott Mk. XX – BMWStarworks Motorsport
2011Rolex Sports Car Series56thRiley & Scott Mk. XX – FordMichael Shank Racing
2012Australian Carrera Cup Championship20thPorsche 997 GT3 CupMcElrea Racing
2013IndyCar32ndDallara DW12-HondaDale Coyne Racing
2014Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge - GS37thAston Martin V12 Vantage GT3TRG - AMR
United Sports Car Championship - GTD21st
IndyCar29thDallara DW12-ChevroletKV Racing Technology
2015Pirelli World Challenge - GT4thNissan GT-R GT3AE/Replay XD/Nissan GT Academy
United Sports Car Championship - GTD15thAston Martin V12 Vantage GT3TRG - AMR
IndyCar38thDallara DW12-HondaDale Coyne Racing
2016Pirelli World Challenge - GT7thNissan GT-R GT3AE/Replay XD/Nissan GT Academy
WeatherTech SportsCar Championship - GTD37thAston Martin V12 Vantage GT3TRG - AMR
Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America - ProAm11thLamborghini Huracán LP620-2TRG - Lamborghini
NASCAR Xfinity Series63rdChevroletKing Autosport
2017Pirelli World Challenge - GT45thAston Martin Vantage GT3
Lamborghini Huracan GT3		TRG/DIME Racing
WeatherTech SportsCar Championship - GTD71stAston Martin V12 Vantage GT3TRG
IndyCar35thDallara DW12-HondaDale Coyne Racing
NASCAR Xfinity Series43rdToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
2018IndyCar41stDallara DW12-ChevroletA. J. Foyt Enterprises
Byrd-Hollinger-Belardi
NASCAR Xfinity Series56thToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
2019IndyCar28thDallara DW12-HondaDale Coyne Racing
Byrd-Hollinger-Belardi
2020NASCAR Cup Series37thChevroletSpire Motorsports
Rick Ware Racing
2021NASCAR Cup Series32ndChevrolet
Ford		Rick Ware Racing
MBM Motorsports
2022NASCAR Xfinity Series53rdToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing

American open-wheel racing results

(key)

Champ Car Atlantic results

YearTeam123456789101112RankPoints
2006Team AustraliaLBH
13		HOU
10		MTY
21		POR
25		CLE1
13		CLE2
13		TOR
12		EDM
13		SJO
7		DEN
22		MTLROA17th69

Star Mazda Championship

YearTeam123456789101112RankPoints
2007Velocity MotorsportsSEB
3		HOU
7		VIR
4		MMP
2		POR
13		CLE
17		TOR
5		RAM
4		TRO
11		MOS
1		RAT
5		LAG
3		2nd389

Indy Lights results

YearTeam12345678910111213141516RankPoints
2008Sam Schmidt MotorsportsHMS
22		STP1
13		STP2
14		KAN
11		INDY
17		MIL
6		IOW
15		WGL1
Ret		WGL2
11		NSH
Ret		MOH1
7		MOH2
1		KTY
2		SNM1
14		SNM2
13		CHI
5		9th333
2009Vision RacingSTP1
8		STP2
17		LBH
7		KAN
8		INDY
6		MIL
5		IOW
10		WGL
2		TOR
5		EDM
10		KTY
4		MOH
1		SNM
3		CHI
2		HMS
5		2nd447

IndyCar Series

YearTeamNo.ChassisEngine12345678910111213141516171819RankPointsRef
2013Dale Coyne Racing18Dallara DW12HondaSTPALALBHSAOINDYDETDETTXSMILIOWPOCTORTORMOH
15		SNM
18		BALHOUHOUFON32nd27[25]
2014KV Racing Technology33ChevroletSTPLBHALAIMSINDY
16		DETDETTXSHOUHOUPOCIOWTORTORMOHMILSNMFON29th34[26]
2015Dale Coyne Racing19HondaSTPNLALBHALAIMSINDY
27		DETDETTXSTORFONMILIOWMOHPOCSNM38th10[27]
201718STPLBHALAPHXIMSINDY
20		DETDETTXSROAIOWTORMOHPOCGTWWGLSNM35th21[28]
2018A. J. Foyt Enterprises with
Byrd-Hollinger-Belardi		33ChevroletSTPPHXLBHALAIMSINDY
33		DETDETTXSRDAIOWTORMOHPOCGTWPORSNM41st10[29]
2019Dale Coyne Racing with
Byrd/Hollinger/Belardi		HondaSTPCOAALALBHIMSINDY
12		DETDETTXSRDATORIOWMOHPOCGTWPORLAG28th36[30]
2020Dale Coyne Racing with
Rick Ware Racing & Byrd Belardi		51TXSIMSROAROAIOWIOWINDY
33		GTWGTWMOHMOHIMSIMSSTP34th10[31]

Indianapolis 500

YearChassisEngineStartFinishTeam
2014DallaraChevrolet2816KV Racing Technology
2015DallaraHonda3327Dale Coyne Racing
2017DallaraHonda3320Dale Coyne Racing
2018DallaraChevrolet1933Foyt with Byrd / Hollinger / Belardi
2019DallaraHonda1512Dale Coyne Racing with Byrd / Hollinger / Belardi
2020DallaraHonda2733Dale Coyne Racing with Rick Ware Racing & Byrd Belardi

Sports car racing results

(key)

Rolex Sports Car Series

YearTeamMakeEngineClass12345678910111213RankPoints
2010Starworks MotorsportRileyBMWDPDAYHOMBARVIRLRPWAT1
7		MOHDAY2NJWAT2
Ret		CGVMIL34th24
2011Michael Shank RacingFordDAYHOMBARVIRLRPWAT1RDALAG
Ret		NJWAT2CGVMOH56th11
2012Michael Baughman RacingCorvetteChevGTDAYBMPHMSNJBIPMOHRAWAT1IMS
Ret		WAT2
8		CGVLAGLRP57th23

IMSA SportsCar Championship

YearTeamMakeEngineClass123456789101112RankPoints
2014TRG-AMR North AmericaAston Martin Vantage GT3Aston Martin 6.0 L V12GTDDAY
22		SEB
19		LGA
13		DET
4		WGL
11		MOS
12		IMS
7		ELK
DNS		VIR
12		COA
19		PET
10		25th196
2015TRG-AMR North AmericaAston Martin Vantage GT3Aston Martin 6.0 L V12GTDDAY
13		SEB
2		LGA
5		DET
2		WGLLIMELKVIRCOAPET15th113
2016TRG-AMRAston Martin Vantage GT3Aston Martin 6.0 L V12GTDDAY
20		SEBLGA
3		DETWGLMOSLIMELKVIRCOAPET37th32
2017TRGAston Martin Vantage GT3Aston Martin 6.0 L V12GTDDAYSEBLBHCOADETWGLMOSLIMELK
13		VIRLGAPET71st18
2022Gilbert Korthoff MotorsportsMercedes-AMG GT3 EvoMercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8GTDDAY
3		SEBLBHLGAMOHDETWGLMOSLIMELKVIRPET51st326

Pirelli World Challenge

YearTeamMakeEngineClass1234567891011121314151617181920RankPoints
2015Always EvolvingNissan GT-RGTAUS1
6		AUS2
16		STP1
6		STP2
16		LBH
5		BAR1
1*		BAR2
11		MOS1
9		MOS2
20		DET
5		ELK1
2		ELK2
2		ELK3
1*		MOH1
2		MOH2
2		MIL1
2		MIL2
2		SON1
7		SON2
6		LAG
7		4th1562
2016AUS1
4		AUS2
13		STP1
19		STP2
2		LBH
4		BAR1
4		BAR2
8		MOS1
5		MOS2
2		LRP1
12		LRP2
5		ELK1
5		ELK2
18		MOH1
17†		MOH2
5		UTA1
[N 1]		UTA2
[N 1]		SON1
11		SON2
7		LAG
7		7th1210
2017The Racer's GroupAston Martin Vantage GT3GTSTP1
2		STP2
21		LBH45th44
Dime RacingLamborghini Huracan GT3SprintXVIR1
13		VIR2
9		MOS1LRP1LRP2ELK1ELK2MOH1MOH2UTA1UTA2COA1COA2COA3SON1SON2
  1. ^ J. D. Davison had been suspended at Utah Motorsports Campus after making avoidable contact at Mid-Ohio while on probation.

NASCAR

(key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

Cup Series

NASCAR Cup Series results
YearTeamNo.Make123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536NCSCPtsRef
2020Spire Motorsports77ChevyDAYLVSCALPHODARDARCLTCLTBRIATLMARHOMTALPOC
34		POC
30		INDKENTEXKAN37th56[32]
Rick Ware Racing53ChevyNHA
30		DAR
39		RCH
37		BRI
35		LVSTAL
30		ROV
29
51FordMCH
38		MCH
37		DAY
39
ChevyDRC
30		DOVDOV
53FordKAN
32		TEXMAR
36		PHO
33
202115ChevyDAYDRC
23		HOM
37		LVSPHO
33		ATL
32		BRDMAR
22		RCH
33		TALKANDAR
31		DOV
33		COA
29		CLT
33		SON
25		NSHPOC
28		POC
30		ROA
28		ATLNHA
36		IRC
32		MCH
DAYBRI
33		LVS32nd117[33]
51FordGLN
37
53ChevyDAR
36		RCH
MBM Motorsports66FordTAL
34		ROVTEXKANMARPHO

Xfinity Series

NASCAR Xfinity Series results
YearTeamNo.Make123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233NXSCPtsRef
2016King Autosport90ChevyDAYATLLVSPHOCALTEXBRIRCHTALDOVCLTPOCMCHIOWDAYKENNHAINDIOWGLNMOHBRIROA
19		DARRCHCHIKENDOVCLTKANTEXPHOHOM63rd22[34]
2017Joe Gibbs Racing20ToyotaDAYATLLVSPHOCALTEXBRIRCHTALCLTDOVPOCMCHIOWDAYKENNHAINDIOWGLNMOH
4		BRIROA
37*		DARRCHCHIKENDOVCLTKANTEXPHOHOM47th52[35]
201818DAYATLLVSPHOCALTEXBRIRCHTALDOVCLTPOCMCHIOWCHIDAYKENNHAIOWGLNMOHBRIROA
8		DARINDLVSRCHROVDOVKANTEXPHOHOM56th29[36]
2021B. J. McLeod Motorsports5ToyotaDAYDRCHOMLVSPHOATLMARTALDARDOVCOACLTMOHTEXNSHPOCROAATLNHAGLNIRC
18		MCHDAYDARRCHBRILVSTALROVTEXKANMARPHO94th01[37]
2022Joe Gibbs Racing18ToyotaDAYCALLVSPHOATLCOARCHMARTALDOVDARTEXCLTPIRNSHROAATLNHAPOCIRCMCHGLNDAYDARKANBRITEXTALROV
4		LVSHOMMARPHO53rd43[38]

* Season still in progress
1 Ineligible for series points

Complete S5000 results

YearSeriesTeam123456789101112131415PositionPoints
2020AustralianTeam BRMAPC
R1
PO		APC
R2
PO		SMP
R3
C		SMP
R4
C		WIN
R5
C		WIN
R6
C		BMP
R7
C		BMP
R8
C		PHI
R9
C		PHI
R10
C		SAN
R11
C		SAN
R12
C		N/C-
2022AustralianTeam BRMSYM
R1		SYM
R2		SYM
R3		PHI
R4		PHI
R5		PHI
R6		MEL
R7
Ret		MEL
R8
Ret		MEL
R9
11		SMP
R10		SMP
R11		SMP
R12		HID
R13		HID
R14		HID
R15		20th14

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