Sim racing roots
Hours on iRacing built race craft and discipline, but most importantly the desire to step into a real racecar.
My journey from sim racer to the grid.
Most drivers start in karting. I started watching F1 and racing on iRacing — until the hobby became reality.
Roll on the 2024 Ginetta Junior Scholarship at 14 and a seat for 2025, where I bagged a top 10 from 23rd on debut and a Winter Series podium. 2026's been bumpy, but I'm only just getting started...
Before the paddock, there was the sofa, sim racing, and a growing obsession with watching motorsport on TV...
Hours on iRacing built race craft and discipline, but most importantly the desire to step into a real racecar.
Following F1 from home turned a childhood interest into a clear goal to compete on track.
From scholarship disappointment to rookie and overall podiums, the Ginetta Junior Championship has shaped my development as a driver.
Competing in the Ginetta Junior Scholarship at 14 was the first step from sim racing into real motorsport.
Standing on the podium at Ginetta Winter Series proved the hard work was translating to real results.
Racing is the focus, but balance away from the track keeps me grounded and ready to perform when needed.
Over his year and a half of Ginetta Junior racing thus far, Noah has started 36 races, with plenty more to come.
Standing on the the Freshman podium was a regular sight, 7 of which were wins.
Getting an overall podium took all year to achieve, but it happened in the last race of the year.