🇺🇸 Tony McIntosh

Tony McIntosh is a retired racing driver who competes at club level; a rating of 1,231 places him among developing drivers without the sustained record needed to establish a higher standing. McIntosh's career on record consists of three starts in the 2021 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series, yielding two wins and three podium finishes. The perfect average finishing position of P1.3 across those three races reflects an unbeaten record in the classification, though the sample size remains too small to support broader conclusions about his capabilities.[1]

McIntosh's head-to-head record offers more texture than the podium tally alone. Against Donnie Steele, a driver who has since won the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series Masters in 2024 and 2025, McIntosh finished ahead twice and behind once across their three shared races. This represents a notable result for a developing driver in early competition, though set against Steele's later emergence as a series champion rather than as evidence of McIntosh's sustained strength. The record against Dom Bastien, a semi-professional competitor graded 1,622, was clean; McIntosh finished ahead in all three shared races.[2]

McIntosh has since retired from racing and has not competed beyond 2021, making this a completed rather than active career. The recent headlines reference other drivers and series, and no current activity places McIntosh in contemporary competition.