Ben hasn’t looked back since making the transition from single-seaters into GT racing in 2017. Ben signed as a McLaren Factory driver in 2018 before becoming a Lexus factory driver in 2022 until present.

He has competed and won on some of the biggest stages in motorsport with podiums in the FIA World Endurance Championship and at the Bathurst 12 Hours, and race wins in the Asian Le Mans Series, British GT, IMSA Weathertech Sportscar Series and 2 dominant outright victories at the Gulf 12 Hours.

In 2021 Ben contested the GT World Challenge Europe series with JOTA and the Asian Le Mans Series, selected endurance races, including Le Mans 24 Hours and Petit Le Mans with Inception Racing.

2022 was a year of accomplishments for Barnicoat, with the driver storming to victory early in the year as he took the Asian Le Mans Series title, as well as winning the Gulf 12 Hours. This trend continued, seeing Ben conclude the year finishing Vice Champion after securing 6 podiums in the GTD Pro class of the IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar championship, one being a victory in the final race of the season at the famous MOTUL Petit Le Mans.

2023 saw Ben race again with Vasser Sullivan/Lexus Racing USA in the IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar championship in the GTD pro class, claiming two more race wins with a total of nine podiums on route to becoming the GTD Pro champion in only his second attempt in the North American Series. Ben also competed in the 2023 European Le Mans series with AF Corse in LMP2 Pro-Am, claiming one win, four podium finishes and the Teams Championship.

In 2024, Ben will continue to race for Vasser Sullivan/Lexus Racing USA in their attempt to become back-to-back champions, a challenge which has started off strongly with Ben and his team winning one of the most famous American sportscar races of them all, the Mobil 1 Sebring 12hrs.

Since then, Jessica has gone on to represent the UK at the FIA Motorsport Games, is a member of FIA Girls on Track, is part of Motorsport UK’s Academy, and has twice been selected for The Girls on Track – Rising Stars programme in 2020 and 2021; a joint project between the FIA and Ferrari’s Driver Academy, which aims to identify the best 12–16-year-old female racers from across the globe.

In 2022, Jessica made the step up to single-seater car racing signing with Fortec Motorsport to drive in the GB4 Championship. Edgar ranked within the top ten in the driver standings in her rookie year, with this experience standing her in good stead to progress up the ranks to Formula 4 and W Series.

2023 saw Jessica take the next step up in her racing career, as the young driver competed as part of the new F1 Academy championship with Rodin Carlin, taking three podiums before ending the season with her maiden victory.

Jessica will continue to race with Rodin Motorsport for 2024.

The Leeds-based racer excelled through the Cadet and Junior karting ranks of British European and International championships from 2014 to 2019. Two successful kart seasons in 2018 and ’19 culminated in Zac’s selection to represent team GB at the European Karting Juniors at Le Mans and a fourth place overall in the Little Green Man British series. After a switch to cars for extensive testing and the completion of his RDS test in 2020, Zac debuted in competitive racing in the Ginetta Junior Series in 2021.

2022 saw Meakin join the Preptech UK team to race for his second year in the Ginetta Junior Championship, allowing the young driver to continue to develop his race craft ahead of the next step in his motorsport career.

Zac continued to progress up the racing ranks, with the Briton making his Porsche debut in the 2023 Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe, where he reached the top step of the podium four times with Team Parker Racing.

Starting 2024 with Elite Motorsport, Zac secured eight podiums in the GT4 Winter Series, to finish 3rd overall.

Zac now turns his attention to British GT, competing in the McLaren Artura GT4 of Optimum Motorsport.

Reece proved his ability in the early stages of his career by winning races and securing many podiums during his rookie season in the Mini Challenge in 2017, ultimately earning him the rookie title and Vice overall champion. Following this success, he progressed into TCR Europe, where he helped develop the Hyundai TCR car while competing door-to-door with some of the best touring car drivers in the world.

With his overall goal of competing in the GT world, Reece made the step to Porsche Carrera Cup Germany for 2018, demonstrating his speed against some of the world’s Porsche veterans. This then brought him to Porsche America in 2019. An opportunity to be a development driver for JAS Honda in the NSX GT3 car came in 2020, where he was able to hone his skills on the technical side and the specifics of driving a GT3 car through development testing. He also achieved multiple podiums in the GT Open in 2020 in the NSX.

Most recently, Reece has had a successful full campaign in the GT Open in 2023 with the Mercedes AMG GT3, achieving an overall win, multiple podiums, and stellar performances, gaining over 10 positions and catching up to the leaders on multiple occasions.