Jamie Falvey

Jamie Falvey is a racing driver hailing from the United Kingdom, with a diverse background that sets him apart in the motorsport world. Born on April 2, 1985, Falvey's journey to the racetrack is unique, beginning with a distinguished career as a Royal Marine Commando. He served from 2010 to 2016, achieving the rank of Lance Corporal and participating in deployments to Afghanistan and exercises in Norway. After being medically discharged in 2016 due to hearing damage and tinnitus, Falvey transitioned to motorsport, quickly establishing himself as a determined competitor.

Falvey has actively participated in various racing series, including the Ginetta GT4 Supercup, where he secured breakthrough wins at Thruxton in 2020. He has also competed in the Michelin Le Mans Cup in the LMP3 class, achieving a podium finish at Le Castellet. Notably, he has been associated with Team BRIT, a racing team that supports disabled drivers, with the aim of competing in the prestigious Le Mans 24-hour race. Falvey served as the Team BRIT Manager in 2022, helping the team achieve second place in their first British GT Championship.

Beyond his racing endeavors, Jamie is dedicated to supporting drivers with disabilities and promoting mental health awareness within the motorsport community and among UK military personnel and blue light services. He founded Racing Minds, a charity that provides a supportive environment for individuals battling mental health issues through motorsport. Falvey also works as a driver coach, sharing his expertise and passion for racing with others, while advocating for mental health.