🇺🇸 Anthony McIntosh

Anthony McIntosh holds a Racer Rating of 4,359, placing him among professional drivers; this level denotes a national championship contender or a sharp performer in strong feeder series, capable of beating semi-professionals comfortably. The FIA grades him Bronze in sportscar racing, the amateur classification within GT and endurance fields, though his record shows he has competed across multiple racing types since 2021. His career spans 93 starts and has yielded three consecutive championships from 2023 to 2025, anchored by sustained success in Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA, where he scored 13 wins and 21 podiums across 27 starts for Wayne Taylor Racing; this one-make series furnished the bulk of his wins and forms the foundation of his rating.[1]

McIntosh's head-to-head record in his most frequent rivals reveals the limits of his standing relative to his peers. Against three FIA Silver drivers who are national-level professionals or multi-time champions, Aaron Jeansonne, Jared Thomas, and Gresham Wagner, he finished behind them in the vast majority of shared races, with losing records of 5-23, 2-26, and 8-20 respectively. His average finishing position across all races sits at P10.9. He has occasionally finished ahead of significantly stronger drivers; he beat elite professionals including Eddie Cheever (FIA Gold) and the three-time champion Kyle Kirkwood once each, and finished ahead of the Platinum-graded Maro Engel three times and Kamui Kobayashi once, though these instances are isolated results rather than patterns of dominance. In 2025 McIntosh expanded into top-tier endurance racing with Team WRT, scoring one win and three podiums across seven World Endurance Championship starts, and won four of six races in GT America; these recent results on the global stage suggest a driver transitioning into more competitive professional environments.[2]