Rory Butcher
Kirkcaldy-based Rory, 38, grew up completely immersed in motorsport, as his dad, Derek, created Knockhill racing circuit long before he was born! Starting off (briefly) in karts, he soon graduated to a successful career in cars, progressing through Formula Ford, Porsche Carrera Cup with Celtic Motorport, British GT in an Aston Martin with Motorbase, European Le Mans Series in a Ferrari 458 with JMW Motorsport, then BTCC with Motorbase and AMD before competing with Toyota Gazoo Racing.
Logan Hannah
23-year-old Logan has been with Graham Brunton Racing since 2018, competing in FF1600 in England and Scotland after debuting in single-seaters in Formula 4 United Arab Emirates at the end of 2017, moving up from a successful karting career
During her time in FF1600 with GBR she has won the David Leslie Trophy at Knockhill, come fourth in the Scottish FFord championship and 18th in the FFord Festival and 15th in the 2022 Walter Hayes event at Silverstone.
The 2022 season saw her race in the MotorSportVision-run GB4 series, with support from Laser Tools Racing, again with the GBR team.
Since then, Logan has completed her studies and raced in the Ligier European series, before competing as a wild card in F1 academy at the Yas Marina Circuit.
Tom Edgar
Belfast-born Tom, 20, is an up-and-coming racer who started kart racing at the age of 6, progressing through the ranks with Fusion Motorsport and competing in Ginetta Junior with R Racing including several race wins.
In 2022 he raced in the British GT4 category in a Toyota Supra with Toyota Gazoo Racing. The 2023 season saw him race in the GT4 European Series in a BMW M4 with Borusan Otomotiv Motorsport. Tom continued in a BMW in 2024 as he took on GT4 Germany with FK performance.
Terry Fullerton
Much has been said and written about Terry Fullerton, particularly his rivalry with Ayrton Senna and his kart World Championship win, the first by a Briton, so there's not much more for us to say except that he is still one of the foremost kart driver coaches in the world with an unrivalled depth of knowledge and experience.
His karts have seen racers rise to the top in the UK and internationally.
Lewis Islin
Lewis began karting at the age of just 4, quickly making a name for himself by competing with some of the most prestigious teams in the UK karting scene. His early career saw success in the Honda Cadet category, including a notable stint with Fusion Motorsport in 2022. In his final year of karting, he became a factory driver for the renowned Birel ART team, an impressive achievement that marked the peak of his karting journey.
Looking to make the transition into car racing for the 2025 season, Lewis entered the highly competitive Fiesta Junior Scholarship. After a rigorous selection process, including a shootout on the final day, Lewis emerged victorious. His win secured a fully funded drive in the Fiesta Junior Championship, supported by Goodyear and the BRSCC. For the current season, Lewis is racing with 20TEN Racing. With the backing of top-tier partners and a proven team, Lewis is well-positioned to make a strong impression.
Callum Baxter
Nova Scotia native Callum Baxter began his racing career in karting, quickly making a name for himself in Canada. From the age of 10, he was already winning championships and building a reputation as a rising star in motorsport.
In 2022, Callum made the transition to single-seaters, stepping into F1600 with immediate impact. His debut season saw him earn Rookie of the Year honours in both the F1600 Canada and Toyo Tires F1600 Championships.
Callum built on that impressive foundation in 2023, capturing the F1600 Canada Series Championship, further solidifying his status as one to watch.
In 2024, he made the leap to the UK racing scene, joining ESP partner team Graham Brunton Racing for his debut season in the GB4 Championship. After a promising campaign, Callum has returned to the team for 2025, ready to take on his second season in GB4 and continue his upward trajectory in international motorsport.
