Harrison Freeman – Age 9

Competing in the Daniel Ricciardo Series, Club100 and South Coast Karting, Harrison Freeman has rapidly established himself as one of the UK's most promising young drivers. In his very first season of outdoor karting, he has already demonstrated the speed, racecraft and determination to challenge drivers with years of experience, marking him out as a talent to watch for the future.

Every racing journey starts with a dream, but few progress as quickly as Harrison Freeman's.

Having developed his skills through indoor karting, Harrison made the leap into outdoor competition in 2025—a transition that often takes young drivers several seasons to master. Instead of simply learning the ropes, Harrison immediately began competing at the sharp end of the field, taking on experienced drivers across some of Britain's most competitive karting championships.

Today, Harrison competes in the Daniel Ricciardo Series (DRS), Club100, and South Coast Karting, each providing a unique challenge and helping shape him into a complete racing driver.

The Daniel Ricciardo Series places every driver in identical machinery, creating one of the purest tests of talent, consistency and racecraft in UK karting. Success is earned through skill, not equipment, making it the ideal environment for ambitious young drivers to showcase their potential.

Alongside this, Harrison races in Club100, one of the UK's most respected arrive-and-drive championships. Renowned for producing incredibly close racing and attracting highly experienced competitors, Club100 demands precision, adaptability and consistency at every circuit on the calendar.

Closer to home, Harrison continues his development at South Coast Karting's Chapel Gate circuit, where he regularly competes against some of the strongest drivers in the region. The technical nature of the circuit and the variety of racing conditions have played a key role in accelerating his learning and refining his racecraft.

What makes Harrison's achievements particularly impressive is the speed of his progression. While many drivers spend their first outdoor season building confidence, Harrison has consistently demonstrated the pace to challenge established front-runners. His ability to adapt to unfamiliar circuits, changing weather conditions and fiercely competitive grids has earned respect from fellow competitors, teams and supporters alike.

Away from the circuit, Harrison's commitment is just as impressive. He approaches every race weekend with professionalism beyond his years, analysing onboard footage, reviewing data, working closely with coaches and continually refining every aspect of his driving. That dedication has enabled him to make remarkable progress in a short period of time and continues to drive his development with every lap completed.

Those who know Harrison describe him as calm under pressure, highly focused and determined to improve. His smooth driving style, intelligent racecraft and willingness to learn allow him to maximise every opportunity, whether qualifying, racing through the pack or battling wheel-to-wheel at the front.

For Harrison, this is only the beginning.

Every championship, every circuit and every race adds valuable experience as he works towards a long-term ambition of competing at the highest levels of British and international motorsport. His journey is built on talent, hard work and a relentless determination to keep improving—and the future looks incredibly exciting.