10 March 2026
An update on the 2026 programme. Partnership opportunities remain open as the programme develops.

Motorsport is built on preparation, commitment, and resilience, and sometimes it requires adapting when the unexpected occurs. During pre-season testing with Hyper Motorsport at Donington Park, an on-track incident brought our running to an early close and prompted a full technical review of the car.
Following careful assessment and constructive discussions with the team, we’ve taken the positive decision to redirect our 2026 efforts with a new car aimed at putting us in a higher class.
As a result, my 2026 campaign will initially focus on a confirmed single round once the new car is completed, with the option for further events to be added as the programme develops. This approach allows us to reset properly, build with intent, and ensure every step forward is sustainable and competitive.
Motorsport, particularly at this level, is commercially driven. My progression to date has been entirely self-funded, built through personal investment and a long-term commitment to development. Looking ahead, the remainder of the 2026 season is now commercially scalable, with additional rounds directly aligned to structured partner support.
This moment does not represent a setback, but an opportunity for me to rebuild stronger, think smarter, and grow with the right people alongside me. If you’re interested in being part of the rebuild and the next phase of my progression, I’d genuinely welcome a conversation.