- European Karting & Formula Ford Championships
- Raced European F3 & F2 Championships in early 1980’s
- 1986 United States Super Vee Champion
- 1987 United States Indy Lites Champion
- Full time Indy Car Driver from 1988 to 1993
- Over sixty podiums and 18 international wins in prototype sports racers
- Overall victories in Daytona 24 Hour, Sebring 12 Hour and Spa 24 Hour
- Multiple Overall wins in FIA World Sports Car Championship
- Pole position and third overall at 1999 Le Mans driving factory Audi R8R
- Most ever wins in world sports car competition driving a Ferrari 333SP
- IMSA Chief Driver Advisor for Weathertech Sports Car Series
- Chief Driver Steward for Ferrari Challenge Race Series
- Driving Director for Michelin Premium Driving Experiences
- Began career in small bore sedans winning the SCCA National Runoffs Championship
- Turned professional in 2000 competent in Grand Am Rolex and World Challenge
- Signed with Whelan Motorsports and claimed multiple wins in IMSA GT
- Moved to the very top of US sports car competition in IMSA’s Daytona Prototype
- In 2015 had 2 race wins and finished 3rd in DP Championship
- 2016 IMSA Daytona Prototypes Champion for Whelan Motorsports
- 2017 begins a championship defending year in the Cadillac DPI
- Successful early career in single seater racing in his native England
- Moved to United States in 2004 to compete in IMSA GT racing for Porsche
- 2004 IMSA LMP2 Champion
- Won Sebring 12 Hour in LMP2 and placed 3rd at Le Mans
- 2006 to 2016 – Full time factory supported drives for BMW, Ford & Panoz
- Daytona Prototype driver for Mike Shank Racing
- Factory GT3 driver for Aston Martin, Lexus in IMSA Weathertech & Panoz GT4 in Pirelli World Challenge
- 19 years racing & high performance coaching experience
- Seasoned professional with over 200 races in United States and Canada
- Began successfully in his native Brazil with 3 National Karting Championships
- Two-time Brazilian Touring Car Championship racing for Volkswagen
- Moved to US in 1996 to compete in SCCA World Challenge for RealTime Racing
- First season, claimed series championship & Rookie of the Year
- Four more World Challenge Championships for Acura in 2000, 2001, 2006 & 2009
- Won 2012 IMSA Continental Tire Championship for Mazda
- In 2017, Pierre will drive for Audi in GT3 and Continental Tire ST division
- Pierre is a long time member of team Speed Club
- Successful early racing career in Karting & Formula Mazda
- 2008 F2000 National Champion
- Holds nine track records in Global Time Attack competition
- Pole position, race leader and race winner in IMSA GTD and European GT3
- 2017 became first American in the 47 year history of the race to claim pole position for Nurburgring 24 Hours driving Team Glickenhaus SCG003c GT3
- 2019 IMSA Michelin Pilot Sport Challenge GT4 Champion driving Carbahn Audi R8
- Currently driving in European GT3 for Team Glickenhaus, IMSA Weathertech GTD for Scuderia Corsa and SRO Blancpain GT America for Vital Speed GT3
- 2020 Petite Le Mans winner in IMSA GTD driving the Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 488 GT3
- 2005 Rookie of the Year & multiple race winner for RealTime Racing Acura in World Challenge
- 2009 World Challenge GT Champion
- 2010 Ran NASCAR K&N Series with a pole position at Sonoma Raceway
- Won NASCAR All-America Series championship
- Moved back to GT sports car racing driving for Aston Martin in GT3 & GT4 and Ferrari 458 GT3
- Multiple poles and wins in IMSA and Pirelli World Challenge GT classes
- Placed second in Sebring 12 Hour in 2016
- Factory Supported Aston Martin GT3 driver in IMSA Weathertech Series
- Driver Coach in both Pirelli World Challenge and Ferrari Challenge Race Series
- Single seater specialist
- Six UK and European Formula Ford Championships
- British Formula Ford Festival Winner
- 1982 British Formula 3 Champion
- Five Formula One starts with F1 Team Theodore
- United States Indy Lites Runner-up 1988-89
- Ten wins in 55 starts – Indy Lites
- 30 years racing & high performance coaching experience
- Best-selling author
- Subject of racing documentary “Crash & Burn”
