Andrew Haddon

Andrew Haddon is a versatile British racing driver known for his prowess in historic motorsport. Haddon's career spans decades, dating back to the late 1980s. He began in motocross at age 11 before transitioning to car racing with a Caterham 7 in 1989. Dissatisfied with the limited track time in Caterham support races, he ventured into tarmac and forest rallying across Britain, Belgium, and Ireland, even participating in the grueling London-Sydney rally.

Haddon's entry into historic racing came through his friendship with Shaun Lynn. Since then, he has become a regular face at Masters Historic Racing events since 2009, showcasing his skill in various cars, from Formula One machines to touring cars. His adaptability has earned him a reputation as a 'fast amateur,' frequently invited to drive other people's cars. A significant achievement includes winning the Spa Six Hours in 2009 with Shaun Lynn. Haddon's passion for racing drives him to compete for podium finishes, although winning remains the ultimate goal.

Beyond specific victories, Haddon's enjoyment of motorsport shines through. He enjoys racing, constantly seeking new challenges and events. This pursuit has led him to acquire various cars for specific races, such as a Spice Group C car for the Le Mans support race and a Monaco car for the Monaco Grand Prix support race.