🏳️ David Thibodeau

David Thibodeau competed in American Endurance Racing from 2015 to 2020, accumulating nine starts across six seasons. His career yielded three podium finishes but no victories. Thibodeau's rating of 1,067 places him in the developing category, describing a driver with too few races on record to establish a clear competitive level or whose results consistently place him toward the rear of the fields he entered. His average finishing position of P5.1 across classified starts reflects occasional high-end results among a smaller sample of competition.[1]

Thibodeau's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals shows mixed outcomes. He finished ahead of semi-professional competitor Philippe Pellerin in three of five shared races. Against stronger fields, he compiled a 2-2 record against Sandro Espinosa, a multi-time NASA Spec E30 and E46 champion rated as a semi-professional, and finished ahead of Robert Grace, a four-time NASA Spec E30 champion, once in three meetings. He also recorded isolated victories over other established drivers including three-time NASA Spec E30 champion Christopher Matos and IMSA Pilot Challenge TCR champion Preston Brown, though these represent single results rather than sustained patterns against substantially stronger competition.

Thibodeau's racing concluded in 2020 with a finish of P70 across two final rounds in American Endurance Racing. His record reflects participation in club and semi-professional level competition without establishing consistent competitive dominance at that tier.