Cameron Richardson is by far the least experienced member of the NAPA Racing UK line-up, having only made his debut in competitive motorsport in 2023.

That’s not to say he hadn’t already displayed his potential on a race track, getting the opportunity of a lifetime in 2022 when he was able to sample a NAPA Racing BTCC car for a lap of the Silverstone circuit during a track day.

An accomplished karter and sim racer, Richardson joined the ultra-competitive MINI CHALLENGE Trophy for 2023 as part of the NAPA Racing line-up, gaining huge experience across the year and scoring multiple top 15 finishes.

Benefitting from the knowledge and experience of driver coach Paul Rivett, Richardson moved up into the all-new JCW Sport class in 2024 and earned a place in the record books when he scored the first ever class win during the opening meeting of the year at Donington Park.

Going into his third year with NAPA Racing UK, Richardson will now look to build on the progress made during his season in the Sport class as he moves up to a full-blown JCW machine.