PL/SQL :: Combining Identifier And Select Statement In Insert Into Command

Is there any way to combine an identifier and select statement in PL/SQL when using the insert into command?

e.g.

DECLARE
name := 'BOB';
BEGIN
insert into mytable(NAME, SLOWEST_LAP, FASTEST_LAP) name, (select min(time), max(time) from lLAP_TIMES);
END;

In the above statement I am trying to insert the identifier "name" (BOB) into MYTABLE.NAME, along with the result of the select query from the table LAP_TIMES ... min(time) into MYTABLE.SLOWEST_LAP, and, .... max(time) into MYTABLE.FASTEST_LAP.

If the above is possible in one statement how would I also combine an identifier, with two select statements into an "insert into" statement?

e.g.

name := 'BOB';
insert into mytable(NAME, SLOWEST_LAP, FASTEST_LAP, EVENT) name, (select min(time), max(time) from LAP_TIMES), (select race_event from MEET);

In the above example I am also trying to insert the result from MEET.RACE_EVENT into the column MYTABLE.EVENT