Rob HUFF

Rob Huff, born on Christmas Day in 1979, is a highly accomplished British racing driver with a career spanning multiple touring car championships. Huff began his racing journey in karting before transitioning to single-seaters, winning the 2000 Formula Vauxhall championship. His career gained significant momentum in 2003 when he won the SEAT Cupra Challenge, earning him a coveted drive in the 2004 British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) with SEAT. In his debut BTCC season, Huff showcased his talent by securing two victories and several podiums, finishing seventh overall.

Following his successful BTCC start, Huff embarked on a long and illustrious international career in the World Touring Car Championship (WTCC). He became a dominant force in the WTCC, claiming the World Championship title in 2012 while driving for Chevrolet. He consistently challenged for race wins and podiums, establishing himself as a top-tier touring car driver. After his time in WTCC, Huff also competed in the World Touring Car Cup (WTCR). In 2024, twenty years after his BTCC debut, Huff returned to the British Touring Car Championship for a full season with TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK.

Throughout his career, Huff has demonstrated his versatility and skill across various racing formats. Notably, even during his WTCC commitments, he made occasional appearances in the BTCC, such as in 2017 with Power Maxed Racing, where he secured a podium finish at Silverstone. This showcases his commitment to the series and his ability to quickly adapt and perform at a high level. Huff's achievements and experience make him a respected and formidable competitor in any racing series he enters.