Robert Trundley

Robert Trundley is a racing driver hailing from the United Kingdom. Trundley is classified as a Silver-graded driver by the FIA. While specific details on his early career are limited, Trundley's profile indicates he is actively involved in GT racing. As of late 2024/early 2025, his racing record includes participation in various GT events.

Notably, Robert Trundley is associated with Team BRIT, a racing team that supports drivers with disabilities. He was diagnosed with autism at a young age, and motorsport has had a profound impact on how he copes with the condition. He joined Team BRIT in 2019 and secured impressive results in the BMW 118 Trophy Series, winning four out of five races in his first year of car racing. In 2021, he achieved third place overall in the Britcar Championship driving an Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT4 alongside Aaron Morgan.

Robert and Aaron made history in 2022 as the first all-disabled pairing to compete in the British GT Championship in a Mclaren 570S GT4, finishing second in their class. In 2024, Robert participated in select rounds of the British Endurance Championship, while also mentoring fellow autistic driver Sandro Ballesteros. He continues to compete in 2025, pairing with Asha Silva in the Britcar Endurance Championship driving a BMW M240i. Trundley's involvement with Team BRIT underscores his commitment to inclusive motorsport and serves as an inspiration to aspiring drivers.