Why a Formula Ford stalwart is still embracing club motorsport
The two-time Walter Hayes Trophy winner is enjoying racing now more than ever, and is eyeing a move into historics in the future
I think UK club racing is quite healthy at the moment - there are lots of options for aspiring racing drivers, whether they want to take it very seriously or just treat it as a bit of a hobby.
There are many different formulas that you can take part in, and they're very varied, which is fantastic. They also provide a brilliant atmosphere for racing because they're less political than formulas at a higher level, and you find that people actually enjoy themselves a lot more.
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