🏳️ Trevor Hilliar

Trevor Hilliar is a club-level racing driver whose competitive record places him in the developing to club racing band, with a Racer Rating of 1,109. His single season of competition in 2016 comprised six races in American Endurance Racing, where he recorded two wins and six podium finishes; his average finishing position across all classified starts was second place, reflecting strong consistency in the limited opportunities available to him.[1]

Hilliar's rivals in that season were predominantly semi-professional endurance drivers. He finished ahead of Van Svenson in three of five shared races, and beat Silver-graded professional Kyle Tilley once, a notable result against a significantly stronger competitor. However, his head-to-head records against the championship contenders he faced tell a different story; he finished behind Jeffrey Herridge, Alex Rubenstein, and Chris Rallo more often than ahead of them across five shared races each, and behind Eric Pennington in two of three encounters. The depth of his record is limited by the fact that his entire documented career consists of a single season with six starts, leaving insufficient evidence to establish patterns against a wider field.

Hilliar retired from racing after 2016 and has not returned to competition since.