Terry Borcheller

Terry Borcheller, born on March 22, 1966, in Hialeah, Florida, is a highly accomplished American professional racing driver with a career spanning several decades. Borcheller's journey in motorsports began in karting, where he achieved early success, becoming the World Karting Association national champion in 1983. He transitioned to professional car racing in 1991, initially competing in the Barber Saab Pro Series before making his mark in various series, including the SCCA World Challenge and the IMSA Speedvision Cup.

Borcheller's career highlights include multiple championship titles in prestigious racing series. He secured the IMSA Speedvision Cup GS class and the SPEED World Challenge T-1 class championship in 1998 while driving a Saleen Mustang. In 2000, he captured the Rolex Sports Car Series GTO class championship, also in a Saleen Mustang. He continued his winning streak, claiming the American Le Mans Series GTS class title in 2001 and the Rolex Grand-Am Daytona Prototype title in 2003. Beyond championships, Borcheller is also celebrated for his endurance racing prowess, having been a part of the winning teams at the 24 Hours of Daytona. He has participated in the 24 Hours of Le Mans five times, achieving a notable podium finish in 2001.

Off the track, Borcheller is known for his involvement in Christian motorsports ministries. He currently resides in Vero Beach, Florida, with his family.