Chris Hart

Chris Hart is a British racing driver with a diverse background in motorsport, demonstrating success in various racing series. Hart's career highlights include winning the 2008 World Cup and the 2018 British Championship in the Fun Cup series, showcasing his consistency and skill in endurance racing. In addition to Fun Cup, Hart has made his mark in Britcar, with successful runs in a Tracktorque Chevron and a JPR Saker.

More recently, Hart returned to the British GT Championship in 2023, driving a Drivetac Mercedes-AMG GT3. This marked his debut in GT3 racing, partnering with James Wallis. Prior to that, he gained experience testing a McLaren GT car. Hart's return to British GT after a hiatus since 2010, where he drove a Chevron with Anthony Reid, demonstrates his continued passion for GT racing. His early 2023 season saw him achieve a second-in-class at the Silverstone 500.

Beyond his own racing endeavors, Hart is also involved in supporting the next generation of racers, as his son Charlie Hart competes in the Ginetta Junior Championship. Together with fellow racer Steve Walton, Hart co-owns Makehappen Racing, reflecting his commitment to the sport both on and off the track.