Phil Glew

Philip James "Phil" Glew, born on June 28, 1983, in Grimsby, is a versatile British racing driver with experience spanning various motorsport disciplines. Glew's career began in karting before progressing to Formula Ford, where he achieved podium finishes in 2002. He further honed his skills in Formula Renault and Formula BMW, securing the runner-up position in the 2004 Formula BMW UK Championship.

Glew transitioned to sports car racing, competing in the British GT Championship, where he secured a victory at Brands Hatch in 2006. He also participated in the British Renault Clio Cup, claiming a championship title in 2009 with an impressive record of 11 race wins. In 2010, Glew briefly entered the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) but faced sponsorship challenges that limited his participation. He later returned to the British GT Championship, achieving multiple class victories, including a notable win at Spa-Francorchamps.

Currently, Glew serves as a commentator for ITV Sport's coverage of support races on the TOCA tour, providing insights and analysis based on his extensive racing experience. His career statistics include 113 starts, 19 wins, 50 podium finishes, 17 pole positions, and 14 fastest laps.