Tim Docker

Tim Docker is a British racing driver with a diverse background in various motorsport categories. Born on September 3, 1965, Docker's racing career spans several years, showcasing his adaptability and passion for the sport.

Docker's experience includes competing in TCR UK, the Britcar Endurance Championship, the GT Cup Championship, the VW Racing Cup, and the Volkswagen Automotive Group Trophy. In 2019, he secured the Britcar Class 4 Championship title, adding to his accolades, which also include the Britcar Driver of the Year award in 2018. He has driven a variety of cars, including the Volkswagen Golf GTi TCR and the McLaren 570S GT4. In 2024, Docker made his debut in the British GT Championship, partnering with Jordan Albert in an Audi R8 LMS for Steller Motorsport, demonstrating his continued commitment to GT racing.

Notably, Tim Docker has raced with Maximum Motorsport and Paddock Motorsport, showcasing his ability to collaborate within different racing teams. Despite facing setbacks such as a back injury in 2022, Docker has consistently demonstrated resilience and a drive to compete at a high level. Outside of racing, Docker is a company director in the data communications industry. His career reflects a blend of professional business acumen and a deep-seated passion for motorsport.