🇨🇦 Mathieu Boucher

Mathieu Boucher is a competitive amateur sportscar driver; his Racer Rating of 2,580 places him in the club racing band, though he races in a professional-level series where his FIA Bronze categorisation denotes an amateur competing alongside established professionals. His career spans two seasons in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America series from 2025 to 2026, totalling eight starts without wins or podiums for TB Autosports. He averages a finishing position of P6.8 across classified races, competing in fields that include multiple professional-grade drivers and former series champions.[1]

Boucher's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals tells a mixed story typical of an amateur in a professional field. He has finished ahead of Graham Doyle, the 2025 Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA Am champion and a professional-level driver, in two of six shared races; he has also beaten Lindsay Brewer and Joel Miller, both professional-graded drivers, in isolated results. However, he has consistently finished behind much stronger competitors; he has not finished ahead of Mateo Siderman, David Staab, or Keawn Tandon in six races each, and failed to beat two-time Pro series champion Danny Formal in four shared outings. His results against Silver-graded professionals outnumber his wins against them substantially, with a combined head-to-head record of 3 wins to 27 losses across his most regular opponents.

Boucher remains active in the series as of 2026 and finished P17 in the most recent season round. His record reflects a driver gaining experience in sportscar racing at a level above pure club competition but not yet establishing himself consistently against the professional drivers with whom he shares the grid.