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Competing in the Bambino Class of the Motorsport UK, British Karting Championship. I was delighted to have been invited by the Tillotson Racing to Valencia, their International Kartodromo Lucas Guerrero is one of the most popular European FIA Championship tracks. To represent team Great Britain in the 105cc 4 stroke category.

Terry Wilford exemplifies the spirit and determination of South African motorsport. With a career spanning over two decades, his contributions to racing, both on and off the track, continue to inspire many aspiring drivers in South Africa and around the world. His story is one of perseverance, talent, and an unyielding love for the sport. Notable achievements include; South African National Karting Champion 1999, Formula Ford South Africa Champion 2005, Top 3 Finish in Formula Renault Eurocup 2008, South African Touring Car Championship Winner 2013, 2015, 2018, and now participation in International Endurance Races 2019-present. Terry was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. From a young age, he displayed an intense passion for motorsports, fueled by watching local racing events and his father's collection of vintage cars. His family often visited tracks on weekends, igniting Terry’s fascination with speed and competition. He began karting at the age of 10 and quickly progressed through the ranks in various karting championships throughout South Africa, showcasing exceptional skill and determination.

Cooper was born in Essex. Growing up in a family that loved motorsports, Cooper was introduced to the exciting world of speedway at an early age. His father was a former amateur motorcycle racer, and weekend trips to local speedway events were a staple of his childhood. Inspired by the thrill of the races, Cooper began riding dirt bikes at the age of six, quickly demonstrating his natural talent and love for speed. Of note: 2016 British Grasstrack Auto Champion 2017 British Grasstrack Auto Champion 2018 British Grasstrack Cadet Champion 2019 British Grasstrack Cadet Champion 2021 British Grasstrack Junior Champion 2021 Brisitish Acu Speedway Champion 2021 British Nora Dirt Track Champion 2022 British Grasstrack Junior Champion 2022 British Acu Speedway Champion 2022 Nora British Dirt Track Champion 2023 World Finals 14th 2023 British Grasstrack Inter Champion 2023 British Nora Dirt Track Champion 2023 World Speedway Grand Prix 3 Rider 2023 European Pairs 2x 3rd Place Finishes 2024 British 250cc Speedway Champion 2024 European Pairs 2nd Place 2024 World Finalist finishing 9th Cooper has also represented England in the European Championship, showcasing his talents on an international stage. His participation in various international competitions has further enhanced his stature within the speedway community.

Jem began karting at the age of 8, quickly progressing through various karting championships and establishing herself as a formidable competitor, all with a constrained budget. In 2015, Jem transitioned to car racing, competing in the Ginetta Junior Championship and showcasing her talent with several podium finishes. Her determination and skill led to her joining RAFA Racing, where she has since become a key driver in their competitive lineup driving alongside the likes of Jimmy Broadbent, racing in Europe and the US. Jem’s adaptability and racing acumen have enabled her to successfully navigate various racing disciplines, including GT and touring car events, which extends through to 2025 with RAFA. Jem Hepworth continues to push the boundaries of her racing career with ambition and perseverance, setting her sights on racing at higher levels and achieving championship titles. Her commitment to the sport and dedication to fostering inclusivity in racing make her a respected figure in the motorsport world.

Danny Buchan began racing in national motocross, before switching to club racing in 2007 and then made the step into the Bennetts British Championship paddock in 2010 when he joined the Pirelli National Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship. Buchan then moved into the Superstock 1000 class where he celebrated title victory in 2014, before being promoted into the Bennetts British Superbike Championship a year later. After two seasons in the premier class, he returned to the Superstock grid and sealed his second title victory in 2017. A move back into the Superbike class came in 2018, finishing in eleventh place overall before he returned a year later, to qualify for the Showdown for the first time and end the campaign in fourth place overall. Buchan was a top ten finisher in the overall standings in 2020, switching to BMW for the first time in his career with the SYNETIQ BMW team. Together they were Showdown contenders and race winners, finishing seventh overall in the standings and returned again in 2023 in a challenging season hampered with injury. Buchan returns to Team Green for 2024, joining DAO Racing Kawasaki.

Ginetta Junior Championship driver Oliver Flashman began his racing career at Brentwood Karting at the age of 8, where he showed great promise. He competed in the Brentwood Karting junior race league, with multiple dominant championship wins at both the junior and senior level, before progressing into Club 100. During his karting campaigns, he amassed a total of 11 championship wins. For 2021, he competed in the Ginetta Junior Championship, supporting the British Touring Car Championship; following in the footsteps of the likes of Lando Norris and Ash Sutton. Using the multi-disciplined Ginetta G40, the Ginetta Junior Championship is a proven tool in the development of young drivers. Now at university Oliver joined their race team competing in the British University Karting Championship racing against 124 other teams competing around the UK. Over the course of the year Oliver amassed 11 podiums leading their team to the championship title, the first time in the universities history and was also voted driver of the year 2024.

Edoardo started racing at 5 years old with his first minimoto (Junior Cat A) series run out at the age of 6. Through hard work, passion and clearly talent, his career is now well established with a promising 2025 ahead. Based on performance to date, Sponsors are already confirmed, backing his attack on the championship. 2017 – Campione Interreg. Minimoto Cat, Junior A 2018 – Campione Interreg. Minimoto Cat, Junior A 2018 - Campione Andalucia, Mini GP Cat, OHVALE 110A 2019 – Campione Italiano Minimoto Cat, Junior A 2019 – Vice Campione Europeo Cat, Junior A 2019 – Campione Trofeo Marco Simoncelli 2020 – Campione Italiano Minimoto Categoria, Junior B 2020 – Campione Europeo Categoria, Junior B 2021 – Entra Nel Progetto Pata talenti Azzuri FMI 2021 – In the Italian MiniGP Championship Edoardo, due to a bad injury that occurred in the first stage while he was leading the race, was only able to compete in two heats at the end of the season, and still managed to achieve a 4th position rank 2021 – September 2021, he participated in the Spanish regional championship making his debut in the Moto4 category, at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Valencia, obtaining a 1st place and a retirement due to technical problems 2021 – October 2021, Edoardo participates in the ESBK national championship which was held in the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Valencia, Moto4 category, achieving 11th place overall, 9th of the top race 2022 – Campione Italiano minigp OHVALE 190 2023 - Campione Europeo minigp 190 2023 – Vice Campione Italiano 2023 – Finale Mondiale Valencia 3rd Place 2024 – has provided Edoardo with continuing traction in his career and this full race status across the year can be found here:

Alfie started karting when he was 5 years old, every Friday he would pound the Mill Circuit at Whilton Mill Kart Club. 2014 – Competed at Tattershall Kart Centre in the Bambino Class – 2nd in Championship 2015 – MSUK Bambino Championship – 3rd Overall Voted Under 13 Karter of the year 2016 – Whilton Mill - Iame Cadet – Vice Champion 2017 - Trent Valley Kart Club – Iame Cadet – Vice Champion 2018 – Shenington Kart Club -Iame Cadet – 3rd in Championship Voted most improved Iame Cadet Driver East Anglian Champion – Iame Cadet 2019 Shenington Kart Club – Mini X30 – 2nd in Championship East Anglian Vice Champion – Mini X30 2020 Had to sit out most of the season after Covid due to Peritonitis 2021 Super One Championship – Junior ROK – Vice Champion 2022 Super One Championship – Junior ROK – Champion Super One Championship – Junior Rotax – Vice Champion ROK World Championship Finalist F4 Testing with Fortec Motorsport 2023 British Pro Kart Championship – 3rd in Championship Le Mans 24 Hours (Owner Karts) – 3rd In Class – Lap Record Holder Le Mans 24 Hours (Hire Kart) – 3rd in Class Junior Saloon Car Championship – 5 Rounds 2024 Formula Regional Japan – Dome F1 11/3 Sugo – Race 1 – P4 Race 2 – P4 Goodwood Festival of Speed – Invited by the owner to drive the Mercedes Sauber C11 for the celebration of 130 years of Mercedes Masters Endurance Legends - Champion LMP3 – Norma Duquiene – Le Castellet – Race 1 – P1 in Class, P7 Overall Race 2 – P1 in Class, P10 Overall Brands Hatch – Race 1 – P1 in Class, P2 Overall Race 2 – P3 in Class, P6 Overall Zandvoort Race 1 – P3 in Class, P9 Overall Race 2 – P1 in Class, P3 Overall LMP2 – Honda ARX 01 – Donington Race 1 – P1 in Class, P2 Overall Race 2 – P1 in Class, P2 Overall LMP2 BR01 - Silverstone Festival – Race 1 – P3 in Class, P6 Overall Race 2 – P1 in Class, P4 Overall Mugello - Race 1 – P1 in Class, P3 Overall Race 2 – P1 in Class, P1 Overall LMP3 – Ligier – Spa - Race 1 – P2 in Class, P8 Overall Race 2 – Cancelled due to Weather ELMS Rookie Test – Portimao – LMP3 & LMP2 2025 Watch this Space

Louis Harvey is a British Racing driver with two National Karting Championships, a vast collection of trophies and some really high accreditations within Motorsport I am currently passing on my Karting and Car racing expertise to younger drivers as a Karting mechanic and a Driver Development Manager for X-Kart Throughout my racing career I have won and been awarded numerous trophies and accreditations and pride myself on my drive, ambition, and professionalism at all times. I am looking to move to the JCW Mini series or British GT Racing with my aim to race in the BTCC British Touring Cars. Partnership opportunities are available to get your company or brand visibility within the Motorsport Arena and beyond.

I was the first female to score points in the junior supersport class of British superbikes. I was the first female in the class to get a podium finish and for 2022 I was the top point scoring female. I am looking for sponsorship so I can push in 2023 All types of sponsorship are available if you would like to know more please get in contact. Can help promote your business and products.

2010 started racing in a Mk4/5 Fiesta in the Castle Combe Saloon Championship, then a Megane R26 and a Nissan 200SX 14A. 2014 switched to GT sharing with my dad, Kevin Bird, in the Castle Combe GT Championship, CSCC Slicks Series, AMOC GTs, Porsche Club Open Cup, and Dutch Porsche Open Series, initially in BMW M3 GT4, then a 991.1 GT3 Cup Car. 2024/5 Mk1 Lotus Cortina for CCSC Swinging 60's again sharing with my dad Kevin Bird.

Dextra Group and Black Bull Scotch Whiskey will support Barwell Motorsport’s second Lamborghini GT3 with Alex Martin as a formidable driver in this year’s British GT Championship. Martin will be a familiar name to British motorsport fans, having raced successfully in championships like the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, Ferrari Challenge, and the British Touring Car Championship.

Billed as one of the brightest up-and-coming talents in UK Motorsport, Max Hall has quickly established himself as one to watch as he rises up the racing ladder. Starting aged 6, Max's karting career took off right away with both Bambino British Champion and Glan Y Gors Little Dragon Master titles, as well as success in Cadets. Max then graduated into car racing, with a stint in the Michelin Ginetta Junior Championship before switching to Junior Saloon Car Championship in 2022. In his rookie season he claimed the title and also clinched the Peter Collins Trophy for young drivers. In 2023, Max stepped up to the Vertu Motors MINI CHALLENGE Trophy. Having scored two wins, four podiums and two pole positions, he ended the year finishing as runner up in the Rookie Cup despite mechanical issues. 2024 Has overall been another successful year for Max with consistent appearances on the Podium in the MINI CHALLENGE, punctuated by securing both Rookie Champion and JCW Vice Champion. 2025 Will no doubt see further advancement in Max's career, and his aspirations being realised.

Manuel Filho began his karting journey at the age of seven, driven by a profound passion for cars. At 13, he received his first Rotax kart, an experience that brought him immense joy and adrenaline. Currently, at 14, he is competing in the Iberian Kart Championship (IKC) with the same kart, where he has achieved remarkable success, including his first podium finishes and a notable first place (P1) this year. Looking ahead, Manuel aspires to compete in national events; however, financial constraints pose a challenge to his racing ambitions. His ultimate goal is to reach Formula 3, showcasing his karting talent on an international stage.

Henry Howarth: Rising Star in Motorsport At just 17 years old, Henry Howarth has already made a significant mark in the world of racing by winning the Am Class Airtech Fiesta ST240 Championship. His remarkable achievement was recently celebrated at Silverstone, marking a successful completion of his first full year of competitive racing. As a testament to his accomplishments, Henry has been admitted into the Motorsport UK Academy, a recognition that opens up further opportunities for his development in the sport. Looking ahead to the next season, he aims to make a step up to the JCW Sport Mini Challenge—a prestigious support series that runs alongside the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC), which attracts an impressive viewership of 15.8 million on ITV. Henry’s aspiration is to secure a seat in the BTCC within the next four years, following in the footsteps of successful drivers like Tom Ingram, who carved out a similar career path. To aid in this ambition, Henry is actively seeking commercial partners to join him on this exciting journey. Together, they can build a strong relationship that will culminate in opportunities at the top tiers of motorsport in the UK and across Europe. To enhance collaboration, bespoke sponsorship packages are available, which include unique experiences such as sponsor days featuring passenger hot laps in Henry's race car for you or your clients. Additionally, there are opportunities for sim racing and coaching at corporate events, alongside exclusive track day hospitality during BTCC race weekends with the Mini Challenge. Join us in supporting Henry Howarth as he embarks on this thrilling quest for motorsport excellence!

Ornella Ongaro, affectionately nicknamed “The Tulip,” began her journey in motorsport at the young age of five, riding a PW 50. As an experienced French racer with a long and decorated career, she always knew she was destined to become a competitive driver from an early age. In 2009, Ornella made history by becoming the first female rider to win a mixed event during a national championship, an achievement that secured her a place in world motorcycle history. She remains the only female rider to have beaten current MotoGP stars such as Marc Márquez, Pol Espargaró, Maverick Viñales, and Johann Zarco. Her remarkable career continued as she claimed second place in the 125cc French Championship in 2009. That same year, she became the first Frenchwoman to secure a GP wild card entry for the 125cc French Grand Prix. In 2011, Ornella became the youngest French racer and the first French woman to participate in the prestigious North West 200, a renowned road race in Ireland. Competing in the 600cc category, she achieved the fastest time ever recorded by a female rider in the event’s history. A Triumphant Return After a seven-year hiatus, Ornella made a spectacular comeback in 2024, earning selection to represent France in the first-ever 100% women’s world championship, WORLDWCR. She finished in the Top 10 and was honored with the Best Finish Award Winner title. Looking ahead to 2025, her mantra is simple: Win, Win, Win. Her dedication, resilience, and passion for racing continue to inspire and break barriers in the motorsport world.

Nguyễn Owen Tangavelou, known as Tăng ga về lou, is a rising talent in the world of open-wheel racing. In 2025 he will be competing in the USF Pro 2000 Championship in North America, having driven in Formula 3 and Eurocup 3 in Europe, making a significant impact on the international stage. With an impressive record, he has claimed a European team championship title and secured 4th place individually, proving his competitive edge and dedication to the sport. Owen's ultimate goal is to reach the pinnacle of motorsport—Formula 1 or IndyCar. This dream has driven him since the age of four, but the journey is not just about skill and determination; it also comes with significant financial demands. While he has been fortunate to have the support of his family, they are unable to cover the entire cost of advancing through the ranks. As he aims for the next steps in his career, Owen is actively seeking partnerships with businesses that share his vision and passion for success. With Vietnamese heritage and the privilege of racing under the Vietnamese flag, Owen also holds French nationality and is fluent in French. Despite being only nineteen years old, he has already achieved victory at the international level. His passion, discipline, and emotional intelligence fuel his ambition, while his long-term dedication and loyalty make him an excellent partner for potential sponsors. USF PRO 2000 will serve as a crucial stepping stone to the elite tiers of racing. Competing at this level not only enhances his exposure within the motorsport world but also offers invaluable business-to-business (B2B) opportunities for sponsors and partners. Through live event branding, social media reach, and networking opportunities, Owen offers his partners an unparalleled platform for brand visibility and growth. Motorsport sponsorship comes with a range of opportunities, and a partnership with Owen Tangavelou Racing can be tailored to meet specific business objectives. Owen welcomes any inquiries and is more than willing to discuss potential collaborations in person for those interested in being part of his extraordinary journey to the top of motorsport.

Adéla Ouředníčková's journey into motorcycle racing began in the most unassuming of places—a parking lot in front of her father’s workplace. It was there that she first climbed onto a minibike, setting the foundation for what would become an inspiring career. Though her early races on the minibike consistently saw her finishing last, her passion and determination never wavered. Her breakthrough came when she transitioned to Ohvale 160/190, where she quickly began making progress, even securing a few podium finishes. At just 14 years old, she took the next big step in her career by trying out the Yamaha R3 at a DFRA track day, a circuit where she continues to refine her skills today. By the age of 16, Adéla was ready for her first major competitive outings, racing in IDEM in Most and the Blue Cru Europe Cup. The following year, she committed to a full season in IDEM, though the competition was fierce, and she often found herself at the back of the field. But Adéla’s relentless spirit saw her push forward, and in 2024, she stepped onto a much bigger stage, competing in the Women’s Circuit Racing (WCR) Championship. Entering with limited experience against seasoned racers, she fought hard and secured 13th place overall. Now, in 2025, Adéla is set to take her racing career even further. She will return to the WCR Championship, aiming for an even stronger performance, while also stepping up to compete in the prestigious Spanish Championship. With more experience, training, and hunger for success, the year ahead promises to be a thrilling chapter in her journey. One thing is certain—Adéla Ouředníčková is a name to watch in the world of motorcycle racing.

James Alford is a driven entrepreneur, podcast host, and racing driver with a passion for high-performance cars and motorsport. As the Director of Platinum Car Centre UK Ltd and Platinum Trade Centre UK Ltd, James oversees one of the UK’s premier destinations for high-end vehicles and automotive trade solutions. His companies have built a strong reputation for excellence, serving clients with precision and expertise. Beyond business, James is the host of Shifting Metal’s Motor Trade Mentor Podcast, a growing platform offering insights and industry expertise to professionals in the automotive and motorsport sectors. With an expanding audience and impressive viewership statistics, his podcast is becoming an essential resource for those navigating the dynamic world of car sales and motor trade. James has also launched a YouTube channel dedicated to Race Day Vlogs, capturing the excitement and behind-the-scenes action of competitive motorsport. His latest episodes are gaining traction, providing a unique perspective on the racing industry and connecting with a wider audience of motorsport enthusiasts. On the track, James is set to compete in the BRSCC SuperSport Endurance Championship, piloting a meticulously prepared Audi TT. With his racing ambitions, business acumen, and media presence, James is not just a competitor—he is a brand, continually pushing boundaries both on and off the track. With a keen interest in CrossFit, motorsport, and a secret love for NASCAR, James embodies the relentless pursuit of excellence. His journey is a testament to his dedication, resilience, and passion for everything automotive.

Nahuel Santamaria is a 23-year-old rider whose passion for motorcycles began at the age of seven. With years of dedication and perseverance, he has built an impressive career, demonstrating both skill and commitment on the track. In addition to his racing pursuits, he works closely with his father and uncle in a motorcycle workshop in Argentina, balancing the demands of competitive motorsport with hands-on mechanical expertise. In 2024, he secured victory in international competitions in the 300cc class, a milestone that attracted sponsorship opportunities and helped secure a competitive budget for the season ahead. With new backing and a focused drive for success, he is set to step up to the Yamaha R7, marking a significant progression in his career. The first race for Naheul in 2025 on the R7 will be Jerez, a last-minute but exciting opportunity that underscores his adaptability and determination. Known for his humble nature and relentless work ethic, he continues to push forward, setting his sights on achieving great results and further solidifying his place in the motorsport world. Nahuel is keen to race the complete 2025 season on the R7 (starting in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain on April 5 and 6) and is actively seeking sponsors and partners to assist with this noting some prime spots are available for your organisation and brand.