Chris Goodwin

Chris Goodwin, born on March 10, 1967, is a British racing driver with a diverse career spanning single-seaters, GT racing, and high-performance vehicle development. Goodwin's early racing endeavors included the Formula First Championship, where he made an appearance on the TV show Top Gear. He achieved success in Formula Ford Junior and Formula Renault, securing runner-up positions in both series. In 1993, he participated in the British Touring Car Championship, driving a Vauxhall Cavalier for Ecurie Ecosse, showcasing his versatility across different racing disciplines.

Goodwin's career progressed into the realm of GT racing, where he gained experience in International GT Endurance races with the factory Lotus GT team. He later joined McLaren in 1997, competing in the FIA GT Championship and at Le Mans. He continued to race in British GT Championships and FIA GT3 Championships, achieving a notable third-place finish in GT2 at the Spa 24 Hours. Beyond racing, Goodwin's expertise in vehicle dynamics led him to a role as McLaren Automotive's Chief Test Driver, contributing to the development of their road car program.

Currently, Chris Goodwin serves as the Expert High-Performance Test Driver for Aston Martin. His extensive experience in racing and vehicle development makes him a valuable asset in optimizing the performance and handling characteristics of Aston Martin's vehicles. Goodwin also manages the racing career of Bruno Senna and continues to participate in International GT Endurance events. He has also served as a TV commentator on F1 for ESPN Star Sports for nearly a decade.