🇺🇸 Matthew Siegal

Matthew Siegal is an entry-level professional racing in national single-driver sprint championships in the United States. He competes primarily in the Porsche Sprint Challenge North America GT3 Cup for JDX Racing, where he pilots a 992 P/A class Porsche, and holds an FIA Silver grade; that classification sits below the full-professional Gold and Platinum grades and typically denotes a driver progressing in endurance and sportscar racing. His 2026 campaign remains in progress with nine rounds raced so far, yielding one win and four podiums, and he currently sits second in the championship standings.[1]

Siegal's indexed racing record spans two seasons beginning in 2025, starting with two starts in the IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge's GT4 class for Automatic Racing and three starts in PCA Club Racing's Porsche class, where he took one win and two podiums. The bulk of his activity has come in the Sprint Challenge, where nine starts have produced one win, four podiums, and his present second-place points position. Across all series he holds two wins from 14 starts.[2]

His regular competition includes Karel Staut, an entry-level professional and fellow Sprint Challenge regular with whom Siegal typically finishes behind, and Blake McGovern, a semi-professional who races the Sprint Challenge alongside Radical and club-level machinery; the two are closely matched in head-to-head racing. Siegal has finished ahead of Danny Dyszelski, an entry-level professional with experience in USF Pro 2000, GT4 America and NASA racing, twice, and of Ian Porter, an entry-level professional racing in IMSA VP and Lamborghini Super Trofeo, once. JDX Racing, his primary team, has fielded 35 drivers across its indexed record and counts a professional-level driver, Elias De La Torre, among its established roster.