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From press release
2013 Formula Ford Scholarship Champion of Great Britain, Harrison Scott has been invited to join the British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) ‘Rising Stars' programme in only his second year of single-seater motor racing.
17 year-old Harrison, from Althorne, Essex, already has an impressive set of racing results under his belt. The 2007 Super One British Karting Champion, and World & European number three, maintained a succession of achievements right up until his final year of karting competition in 2012 when he won the Senior Rotax European Winter Cup and took home the third place trophy in the Senior Rotax European Championship.
Harrison entered his inaugural single-seater season in 2013 with Falcon Motorsport and became the Dunlop MSA Formula Ford Scholarship Champion and Vice Champion in the main Championship - all while attending his full time school education. He recently attended the BRSCC Awards dinner in Stratford-Upon-Avon to collect his two Championship trophies along with the ‘Joe Tandy Memorial Trophy' for Best Rookie Driver (photo above).
Scouted from trackside, the BRDC Rising Stars (24 years and under) are described as “the future of the Club, today”. From all four-wheel racing disciplines, the Rising Stars represent the BRDC in national championships wearing the schemes unique ‘blue roundel' - being in effect “junior members” of the Club.
Harrison shall contend the 2014 Dunlop MSA Formula Ford Championship once again with the Falcon Motorsport team which is based in Farringdon, England.
2013 Formula Ford Scholarship Champion of Great Britain, Harrison Scott has been invited to join the British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) ‘Rising Stars' programme in only his second year of single-seater motor racing.
17 year-old Harrison, from Althorne, Essex, already has an impressive set of racing results under his belt. The 2007 Super One British Karting Champion, and World & European number three, maintained a succession of achievements right up until his final year of karting competition in 2012 when he won the Senior Rotax European Winter Cup and took home the third place trophy in the Senior Rotax European Championship.
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| Harrison Scott (Photo: Harrison Scott Racing) |
Harrison entered his inaugural single-seater season in 2013 with Falcon Motorsport and became the Dunlop MSA Formula Ford Scholarship Champion and Vice Champion in the main Championship - all while attending his full time school education. He recently attended the BRSCC Awards dinner in Stratford-Upon-Avon to collect his two Championship trophies along with the ‘Joe Tandy Memorial Trophy' for Best Rookie Driver (photo above).
Scouted from trackside, the BRDC Rising Stars (24 years and under) are described as “the future of the Club, today”. From all four-wheel racing disciplines, the Rising Stars represent the BRDC in national championships wearing the schemes unique ‘blue roundel' - being in effect “junior members” of the Club.
Harrison shall contend the 2014 Dunlop MSA Formula Ford Championship once again with the Falcon Motorsport team which is based in Farringdon, England.