Pemandu lumba Dean Macdonald

Dean Macdonald, born on December 6, 2000, is a British racing driver hailing from Cowdenbeath, Scotland. Macdonald began his motorsport journey early, receiving a kart at just one year old and starting karting at the age of five. He quickly made a name for himself, becoming the youngest Comer Cadet winner of the Scottish Championship. His karting success culminated in winning the Iame International Final in the X30 Pro class in 2019.

Transitioning to cars, Macdonald entered the British GT4 Championship, securing third place in 2019. In 2020, he advanced to GT3 racing, piloting a McLaren 720S GT3 in the British GT Championship. In 2022, driving for JP Motorsport, Macdonald achieved significant success in the GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup, claiming the Pro-Am championship alongside Miguel Ramos.

In 2025, Macdonald is set to compete in the GT Open series with Greystone GT, partnering with James Kell in a McLaren 720S GT3 Evo. Part of McLaren's factory driver line-up in 2024, Macdonald continues to build on his achievements in GT racing, aiming for further success on the international stage.