Ollie Hancock

Ollie Hancock, born on August 25, 1987, is a British racing driver with a diverse career spanning various motorsport disciplines. Hailing from Windsor, England, and son of historic racing driver Anthony Hancock and younger brother of sportscar racer Sam Hancock, Ollie’s passion for racing was ignited early. He began karting at the age of five, developing his skills and knowledge of the sport.

Hancock's career highlights include winning the 2008 Formula Renault BARC Championship and achieving multiple race wins and podium finishes in various GT series. As a professional driver since 2010, he has raced over 50 different types of race cars, securing podium finishes in approximately 75% of them. He became a Lotus Motorsport Factory driver in 2010, contributing to the development and racing program of the Lotus Evora. He has participated in the Michelin Le Mans Cup, Asian Le Mans Series, Radical European Masters, and British GT.

In addition to his modern racing endeavors, Ollie is renowned as a skilled historic racing driver. He has competed with great success in Historic Formula One, Formula 3, Lotus GT, Lola, Ford GT40 at events like the Spa 6 Hours, Le Mans Classic, and Goodwood Revival in Jaguar E-Types and Listers, and the Historic Grand Prix in Monaco. Currently, Ollie specializes in Pro/Am GT racing, providing coaching and support to amateur drivers within racing programs, and continues to be a competitive force in the racing world.