Racing driver Charlie Robertson

Charlie Robertson is a British racing driver born on December 31, 1996. Beginning his motorsport journey at the age of eight with karting, Robertson quickly ascended the ranks, securing the Scottish Open Cadet crown in 2006 and the Scottish 'S'-plate Championship in 2007. He transitioned to sports car racing in 2011 in the Ginetta Junior Championship, racing alongside the British Touring Car Championship.

In his debut year in Ginetta Juniors, Robertson became the youngest driver ever to win an MSA car race and finished as championship runner-up. The following year, he clinched the Ginetta Junior UK title with HHC Motorsport, achieving 12 pole positions and 13 podium finishes, including six wins. Progressing into single-seater racing in 2013, Robertson's career has seen him compete in various championships, including the Le Mans 24 Hour race.

Robertson's career highlights include winning the Ginetta Junior UK Championship in 2012 and finishing as Vice-Champion in 2011. He was also Vice-Champion in the Formula Kart Stars KF3 in 2010 and achieved multiple Vice-Champion titles in British Cadet Karting in 2008. In recent years, he has participated in the GT4 Winter Series and the British GT Championship, demonstrating his versatility and skill in GT racing.