Thomas Onslow-Cole

Thomas Michael Onslow-Cole, born on May 16, 1987, is a former British racing driver with a diverse career spanning various racing disciplines. Starting in karting at the age of eight, Onslow-Cole quickly progressed through the ranks, showcasing his talent in the Renault Clio Cup UK, which he won in 2006. This success propelled him into the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) in 2007 with Team RAC. In his debut BTCC season, he secured a tenth-place finish overall, earning four podiums, including a maiden victory at Snetterton.

After several seasons in the BTCC with teams like Airwaves Racing and Team Aon, Onslow-Cole transitioned to GT racing. In 2014, he joined the British GT Championship, driving a factory-supported Aston Martin V12 Vantage GT3. The following year, he clinched the GT3 class title in the 24H Series with Ram Racing, achieving podium finishes in every round, including a win at the 24 Hours of Paul Ricard. He continued to excel in GT racing, participating in various 24H Series events and the Blancpain Endurance Series.

Onslow-Cole's accomplishments include winning the International GT Open in the Pro-Am category in both 2018 and 2019. Beyond racing, he contributed to product development and testing for Milltek Sport. He quietly announced his retirement from racing in 2023.