🇫🇷 Jamie Campbell-Walter

Jamie Campbell-Walter is a retired professional driver who raced primarily in the FIA GT Championship, a shared-car endurance series that mixed amateurs with graded professionals. He was graded FIA Silver, a rank below the full-professional grades in sportscar racing. His main team was Lister Storm Racing, which he drove for across 39 of his 60 career starts from 1997 onwards.[1]

Campbell-Walter won the FIA GT Championship twice, in 2000 and 2002, both with Lister Storm Racing. Across 51 starts in that series he took 12 wins and 19 podiums. He later returned to endurance racing with Aston Martin Racing in the 2013 World Endurance Championship, where he started eight rounds, scored two wins and four podiums, and finished second in the final championship standings. His only other indexed appearance came in 2017, a single start in the 24H Series. His career total spans 60 starts, 14 wins and 23 podiums across three series.[2]

In the FIA GT Championship he regularly raced against Luca Cappellari, a 2004 FIA GT champion, with the two closely matched across their meetings. He finished ahead of Michael Bartels, who won the FIA GT Championship three times in the 2000s, at least once. Among his peers in the WEC, he usually finished ahead of Christian Ried, a multiple LMGTE Am champion. Lister Storm Racing, the team he spent most of his career with, fielded 27 drivers across the index and won 24 races, with established professional Julian Bailey its strongest driver.