Driver Biography:

Started in Karting, British Kart Championship – Finished 6th Overall in the British Championship 2019. Ginetta Juniors, Ginetta GT5 (winning the 2022 Championship). Progressed to the Porsche Cayman GT4 Sprint Challenge. In 2024, I finished 3rd overall winning the last 4 races in a row.

In 2025 I made the leap to the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, the most prestigious single-make series in the UK. Fantastic debut year with several class pole positions, wins, and podiums.

Hopes for this season:

Returning to the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, this time as a Pro entrant, I am aiming to take my first overall win and ultimately the overall championship. We had a good season last year, but with our fair share of bad luck. However, the year was about learning and understanding the new car. Coming back this year, I am confident I am in a much stronger position to challenge for the overall title.

What does it mean to you to be part of the Wera Alliance Racing Academy?

This season will be my fourth season with the Wera Alliance Academy. Every year I have been extremely privileged and honoured to be selected to be a part of it. Each year I have seen the academy grow from strength to strength as I have moved up through the ranks, and the support we receive both on and off track has been heavily responsible for my success.

The Wera Tools brand is something I am extremely proud to represent.

The brand is becoming synonymous with success in motorsport, and I am confident that with the support of both Wera Tools and the Alliance Racing Team, I am well positioned to compete at such a high level.

Favourite circuit: Donington Park GP

It’s my home event, and the flow of the track combined with my success there in the past makes it a firm favourite for me.

Dream racing car:

From an extremely young age, I have looked up at the Porsche Carrera Cup as something far out of reach, the car, the speed, the aggression, and the looks. The moment last year when I drove out of the pit lane at Snetterton for the first time in my 911 992 GT3 Cup car was surreal and a huge achievement for myself and my family. It truly was a dream coming true.

However, alongside my admiration for the refinement and the speed of the Carrera Cup car, I have long aspired to get behind the wheel of a BTCC car. My involvement with the Alliance Racing team has only furthered this, and my goal now is to prove myself in the Porsche Carrera Cup GB to follow in the footsteps of the likes of Dan Camish and get myself on the BTCC grid.

Something unusual people won’t know about you?

Outside of racing, I don’t have a typical racing driver career in coaching or working as a mechanic for a different car. I actually maintain a full‑time job working for one of the world’s leading manufacturers of construction, agriculture, and industrial plant equipment – JCB.

I am based at JCB’s World Headquarters just outside of Uttoxeter (Staffordshire). I joined the business after completing my A‑levels, and I now work in sales for the brand, a skill you can imagine I have used a lot in generating sponsorship for my motorsport career.