Louis-Philippe
Dumoulin
February 21, 1979
Date of birth
2009
Nascar debut
Trois-Rivières
Place of birth
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin, from Trois-Rivières, QC, Canada, is far more than just a race car driver; he represents passion, competition, and excellence in motorsport. A three-time NASCAR Pinty’s Series champion in 2014, 2018, and 2021, he has delivered outstanding performances on the track. Over the course of his career, Louis-Philippe has competed in prestigious events such as the Rolex 24 at Daytona, NASCAR Nationwide, the KONI Challenge, and the Formula Renault and Atlantic series. His success in Formula Ford, where he claimed the championship title in 2002, further solidified his reputation as a talented and accomplished driver.
In addition to his achievements in competition, Louis-Philippe Dumoulin also excelled at the Jim Russell Racing School, where he was among the top students. In 1995, he won the Jim Russell Mechanics’ Championship at Mont-Tremblant (Québec, Canada), showcasing his versatility and dedication to the sport. Always eager to broaden his skill set, he completed a university degree in business administration in 2001, though motorsport has remained at the heart of his interests and passions. Today, he is recognized as a professional driving instructor for prestigious automakers, private clubs such as Porsche and Ferrari, the Ferrari Challenge, and the Jim Russell Racing School.
International experience: Italy, United States and Canada
Achievements and highlights
In 2024, he reached the podium with a 3rd place finish in Bowmanville in the NASCAR Canada series.
In 2023, he impressed his home crowd by finishing 2nd at the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières in the NASCAR Pinty’s Series.
- 2022, LP Dumoulin competed in two Trans Am Championship Series – TA2® Class events (Charlotte and Sonoma) in a Peterson Racing-prepared Ford Mustang & finished seventh in the NASCAR Pinty’s Series Championship (2 podiums, 1 pole position, 5 top-5 and 10 top-10 in 13 races)
- 2021 NASCAR Pinty’s Series Champion : 1 victory, 3 podiums, 4 top-5 et 9 top-10 finishes in 10 events. Second championship with cars entirely prepared by Dumoulin Competition;
- Inducted into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame (2020) for his outstanding contribution.
- In 2020, the sanitary situation forced the NASCAR Pinty’s Series to present only 6 races in the “Pinty’s FanCave Challenge”. Louis-Philippe Dumoulin scored 1 win and 3 top-5 finishes.
- In 2019, he finishes the NASCAR Pinty’s championships (driver & owner) in third place (4 podiums, including 2 wins and eight top-5s in thirtheen events).
- 2018 NASCAR Pinty’s Series Champion: 7 podium finishes including 3 wins and 8 top-5 finishes in 13 events. First championship with cars entirely prepared by Dumoulin Competition;
- In 2017, he finishes the NASCAR Pinty’s championship in fourth place (3 podiums and ninth top-5s in thirtheen events.);
- In 2016, he finishes the NASCAR Pinty’s championship exequo with the fourth position (top-5 six times in 12 events);
- In 2015, he finishes the NASCAR Pinty’s championship in fourth place (2 podiums and six top-5s in eleven events);
- 2014 champion of the NASCAR Pinty’s series: 5 podiums and 2 victories, as well as 9 top-5s in eleven events. It is the first time that a team made up entirely of Quebecers wins this championship. (Prep. team: King Autosport, managed by Martin Roy);
- Name written as champion in the NASCAR Hall of Fame (Charlotte, North Carolina, United States) in 2014
- Won prizes: “Racer of the year”, “Best-performing racer”, “Gilles-Villeneuve”, in 2014
- Took part in Rolex 24 in Daytona – Porsche 911 GT America #22, GTD category, in 2014
- Took part in Rolex 24 in Daytona – Porsche 911 GT America #22, GTD category in 2013
- Took part in Rolex 24 in Daytona – Ford Riley at Participation in Daytona Prototype in 2013
- Finished in 5th place at the NASCAR Canadian Tire series championship in 2013, with two victories (Canadian Tire Motorsport Park), three podiums, four top-5s, and six top-10s)
- Finished in 6th place at the NASCAR Canadian Tire series championship in 2012, with one podium (Trois-Rivières), one pole position, three top-5s, and seven top-10s in twelve races in 2012
- Only Canadian to ever climb on the podium during the famous 12hrs of Sebring 2nd place (American Le Mans series GT3 Cup) in 2012
- Wins the title of Rookie of the year of the NASCAR Canadian Tire series in 2011
- Has his debut in NASCAR Nationwide on August 20, 2011 in Montreal
- Has his debut in the NASCAR Canadian Tire series on August 16, 2009 in Trois-Rivières
- Takes part in the Rolex 24 in Daytona in the Porsche GT3 Sports series in 2008
- Takes part in various endurance races in Grand-Am / American Lemans / Tudor Series / Porsche / Ferrari / Daytona Prototype / Participations in the 12 hrs of Sebring / 24 hours of Daytona between 2004 and 2008
- Formula Atlantic Championship in 2003
- Winner of the Formula Ford championship in 2002
- Finishes in 4th in the Formula Ford national championship in 2001
- Winner of the Gilles-Villeneuve trophy, as well as the Quartz trophy in 2001
- Records: Has the largest amount of victories (6) and pole positions (7) in one season in Formula Ford.
- Won the Jim Russell mechanics championship in 1995
