🇬🇧 Harrison Scott

Harrison Scott, a British racing driver, is rated 4,264; a professional-level competitor who won races in strong single-seater fields. His career spanned three seasons from 2015 to 2018 across three series, with 49 starts yielding 5 wins and 15 podiums. This categorisation places him among the sharp end of national championship contention, capable of beating semi-professionals comfortably and holding his own against established professionals. He has since retired from active racing.[1]

Scott's record came primarily in Formula Renault Eurocup, where he took 3 wins and 7 podiums across 30 starts for AVF by Adrian Valles from 2015 to 2016, and Pro Mazda Championship, where he added 2 wins and 6 podiums in 12 starts for RP Motorsport Racing in 2018. He was graded FIA Silver, the professional-level designation within endurance and sportscar racing for young or early-career drivers. His most frequent rivals included James Allen, a much stronger professional, whom Scott beat in 21 of 26 shared races; Hugo De Sadeleer and Max Defourny, both Silver-graded professionals at similar level; and Henrique Chaves Jr., whom he dominated with 18 wins in 20 meetings. Notably, Scott finished ahead of generational talent Lando Norris on five occasions across their shared races, as well as other drivers who would go on to establish themselves at the top tier, though these were isolated results rather than patterns. His average finishing position across all classified races was P7.7, reflecting consistent mid-field to upper-mid-field performance in competitive fields.[2]