🇺🇸 Anthony McIntosh

Anthony McIntosh is a professional driver racing in international GT and endurance series at the FIA Bronze level. He competes primarily for JTR Motorsports Engineering in sprint racing and for Team WRT in endurance events, driving GT3 and GT4 cars across multiple championships. His career spans six seasons from 2021 onward, with 113 starts accumulated across North American and international grids.[1]

McIntosh has won three championships: the 2025 GT America title with JTR Motorsports Engineering, and consecutive Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA championships in 2023 and 2024 with Precision Performance Motorsports and Wayne Taylor Racing with Andretti respectively. In Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA, his primary series, he has 13 wins and 21 podiums from 27 starts. His 2025 season has been notably active, yielding four wins in GT America from six starts alongside two podiums in five GT4 America outings. In the 2026 WEC season with Team WRT he has taken one win and four podiums from nine starts, competing in the LMGT3 class alongside concurrent campaigns in the Asian Le Mans Series and the 24H Series, where he won his opening event.[2]

McIntosh typically races against entry-level and semi-professional drivers in his regular fields. He runs closely matched with David Staab, an entry-level professional and Bronze-graded driver who shares much of his Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA experience, but usually finishes behind Aaron Jeansonne, a professional-level Silver-graded driver from the Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup. Notably, he has finished ahead of Kyle Kirkwood, an elite professional and three-time Indy NXT champion with an IndyCar career, and Dario Franchitti, a four-time IndyCar champion, in single meetings.