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I’m hugely excited about competing in both the 2019 Super Formula and Super Taikyu Series with B-Max Racing. The cars are extremely impressive and it is going to prove a step up for me in both my driving and physical endurance throughout the season. I can't wait for the challenge and will be completely immersing myself in the team. Harrison Newey
Harrison buoyed after recording first Super Formula podium in last race. Harrison Newey heads to Suzuka for the final round of the Super Formula series later this month (27 Oct) aiming to finish the year on a high. The 21-year-old, competing in the Japanese-based single-seater championship for the first time, recorded his maiden Super Formula podium in the last race. ...read more
Hi guys – Harrison here back with my latest column for Crash.net looking at my year racing in Japan. With four races down in my maiden year in Super Formula, the season so far can be summed up with one word: “frustrating”. That said, the team and I are making progress. A top-six result definitely looked possible at Sugo until my car unfortunately caught fire...read more
Tairoku Racing were the class of the field in Friday qualifying for the Fuji Super TEC 24 Hours, as Tairoku Yamaguchi and Harrison Newey swept both rounds of qualifying to put themselves and co-drivers Satoshi Motoyama, Nicolas Costa, and Shinichi Takagi on pole position in their #300 Team Tairoku Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3....read more
I’m very impressed with the level of maturity and commitment Harrison is showing on the track. He is a talent to keep an eye on.
Harrison is a rising star through the ranks of great young British drivers today.
Harrison’s work ethic, which he showed last season, will give him a good advantage as there is no magic in F3; it is all about hard work and determination.
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Harrison Newey
25th July 1998
Oxford, England
Ascot, England
Adrian and Marigold Newey
2017–18 Asian Le Mans Series Champion
MRF Challenge Series Champion
Van Amersfoort Racing - FIA F3 European Championship
Kart Racing
Final round of French F4 and BRDC Formula 4 Winter Championship
2nd in BRDC Formula 4 Championship (2 wins, 12 podiums); ADAC Formula 4 Championship 2015-16 – MRF Challenge
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@egarciapress All good thank you 🙏
FP 2 didn’t quite go to plan, after a puncture in 130R on lap 3. Glad to say all good and hopeful that we will make Qualifying 🚀 https://t.co/vv5QYycq8D
@NickCassidy_ “Jeez cas isn’t on the gas”