About
Background.
I started racing karts at eleven and have spent every year since in fast cars, on track, on the road and in front of a camera.
My teens were spent in British and European karting, racing against a generation of drivers who went on to Formula 1. By 2011 I was a multiple British champion, winning the Super One Rotax Junior title, the Kartmasters British Grand Prix and the Rotax Cup in the same season, and I finished third in the Super One KF2 championship the year after.
I moved into single‑seaters in 2014 and fought for the BRDC Formula 4 title in my first season: a podium on my debut, a win in my second race, pole position and podiums through the year. My second season was cut short by a heavy accident and a fractured vertebra, and a long spell out of the car.
Coming back changed the shape of my career. Racing became one part of a wider skill set: coaching owners and racers one to one, precision and stunt driving for film and advertising, and Pro‑Am endurance racing, including GT3 in the 24H Series. Five years as a professional driver for the Mercedes‑AMG Driving Academy led to seven, and counting, with McLaren Automotive, from customer programmes and ice driving in Finland to the Solus GT at Goodwood, and in 2024 to a stunt seat on the F1 movie.
I am now based in London and have been lucky enough to work all over the world. What I enjoy most is building the platform for people to get more from their cars, whichever way they want to use them. Everything runs through my company, Fluidity Drivers Ltd.