NOAH GETS BEHIND THE WHEEL OF McLAREN IN NEW MOTORSPORT SEASON
Team BRIT have announced Matt Hampson Foundation beneficiary Noah Cosby among their McLaren drivers in the British Endurance Championship for the new motorsport season.
Noah competed in motocross before experiencing a spinal injury and, after teaming up with the Foundation, he was introduced to Team BRIT, the world’s only competitive racing team of all-disabled drivers.
In 2025 he will start his third season with the team. After racing a Citroen C1 in his debut year, he enjoyed a strong campaign in a BMW 240i during 2024 when he also gained a place on the podium in his debut experience behind the wheel of the McLaren.
Now he will compete in the Britcar Endurance Championship which enters a new era in 2025 with an eight-race format on the UK’s major tracks.
Noah is part of the Foundation’s Tindall Athlete Development Programme – named after the charity’s patron and Rugby World Cup winner Mike Tindall – and also received its Craig Barker Sport Award in 2024 in recognition of his outstanding achievements, his passion and inspirational drive to succeed.
The Athlete Development Programme is available to selected Matt Hampson Foundation beneficiaries who aim to compete towards the pinnacle of their sport. The programme includes a personalised, fully-funded strength and conditioning programme at the Get Busy Living Centre and access to other benefits.
Paul Fullick and Aaron Morgan, who also have links to the Foundation, have extensive experience with Team BRIT and will return as part of their McLaren line-up for the 2025 season.
Picture credit: Peter Markwick
