In a field of brilliant winners who treat the podium like their personal victory parade and hopeless losers who apparently think braking is optional, Jace Meyer somehow manages to sidestep both categories with absolute finesse. Across a whopping 108 starts and 12 seasons, this fearless optimist has expertly avoided winning even once, yet he’s teased us with an infuriatingly close P2 finish. He’ll cheerfully punt his way through incident after incident, averaging enough collisions to make a demolition derby proud, yet still claw his way forward by half a position each race. Love him or loathe him, there’s a scrappy magic in Meyer’s consistency that makes us all secretly root for this perpetual underdog.

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