Career History
2009
- Won the 2009 Asia-Pacific KF3 Championship
- Third place in the first two races in the KF3 Spanish championships
- Placed second at the Silver Cup at Sarno
- A consistent run in the British Championships sees him currently in third place
- Three podiums in the WSK series – a win and two third places
- Won the British Grand Prix and made it to the European and World Finals
“KF3 has a lot more power and is a lot faster than Mini Max – which is always good. Moving to KF3 has been a really exciting time for me, and winning my first European race at the WSK was fantastic. I’m aiming for at least a few more podium finishes before the year is out.”
2008
- Stayed in Mini Max for a second year, achieving great success over the winter.
- Won the first and the fifth rounds of the British Championship, placing him second in the championship at the end of the year
- Won the pre-finals at the National Open and the British Grand Prix
- In the finals finished third at the Open and fifth at the British Grand Prix
“By 2008 I was consistently up at the front in Stars and Super 1. That’s really good, because it was a big step up for me to be able to come from the back of the pack and start racing against the front-runners.”
2007
- Moved up to Mini Max, winning numerous club races over winter testing (2006)
- A good start to the season, ending in 12th place in the BRDC Stars of Tomorrow
“When I started off in Mini Max it was quite hard, because I wasn’t strong enough for the kart. After I started getting a bit quicker and moving towards the front, the other drivers up there didn’t know who I was. I had to fight for everything and make a name for myself.”
2006
- Started karting as a cadet
- Won all his novice races
- By the end of the year had won his first competitive race
“Going into 2006 my aim was simply to get through into the ‘A’ finals. Halfway through the year I was starting to run mid-pack, and by the end I was beginning to win races.”
