🏳️ Nathaniel Sintros

Nathaniel Sintros was a competitive amateur driver who raced in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series between 2016 and 2019. Over four seasons and 36 starts, he secured one win and six podium finishes, averaging a sixth-place result across classified races. His rating of 2,024 places him in the competitive amateur band, describing a quick driver racing regularly against professionals rather than purely at club level, though typically finishing mid-pack in those fields.[1]

Sintros showed strength in head-to-head competition against peers at his own level. He finished ahead of Robert Torres and Jeff Stern, the 2019 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series Masters champion, in the majority of their shared races; over 19 meetings with Stern, Sintros prevailed 14 times. He also held winning records against Pat Daly and David Morales across their respective encounters. However, he consistently ran behind Michael Myers, the 2019 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series Championship winner, losing that head-to-head 14 to 4. More significantly, Jackson Lee, an FIA Silver-graded driver and the calibre of semi-professional, lapped Sintros repeatedly; over 18 races they shared, Lee finished ahead 16 times. Sintros occasionally matched stronger professionals: he beat Aaron Jeansonne, an FIA Silver driver rated 4,894, twice, and Clay Magouyrk twice as well, though these were isolated results against drivers significantly above his typical level.

His most recent season in 2019 yielded two podiums from 18 rounds, finishing eighth in the final standings. Sintros has since retired from racing.