Career
Born in Nunnington, [1] Harrison began karting at the age of eight. [2] During his karting career, Harrison won the IAME Winter Cup in the X30 Junior class in both 2020 and 2021, [3] [4] whilst also representing Great Britain the same year in the Karting Academy Trophy. [5]
Harrison stepped up to single-seaters in 2024, joining Rodin Motorsport for the first two rounds of the Formula Winter Series. [6] After taking a best result of 21st in race two at Jerez, Harrison joined Chris Dittmann Racing for the rest of the year as he made his debut in the F4 British Championship. [7] Harrison began the season with three top 10s in the first two rounds at Donington Park and Brands Hatch, which included a rookie win in the former. [8] After missing the round at Thruxton, [9] Harrison took two rookie podiums at Silverstone as he finished sixth and ninth overall in the final two races of the weekend, [10] before matching his season-best result two rounds later at Knockhill, in which he finished all three races on the rookie podium. [11] After taking one more points finish in the last three rounds, a seventh-place in race one at Brands Hatch, Harrison ended the year 20th in the overall standings, on 24 points. [12] In late 2024, he also made a one-off appearance in the Italian F4 Championship for Jenzer Motorsport at Monza, [13] taking a best result of 15th in race one. [14]
Returning to the Swiss team for 2025, Harrison joined them to race in the Formula Winter Series, Italian F4 and E4 Championships. [15] In the former, Harrison took his maiden single-seater podiums by finishing third in the final two races of the season at Barcelona on his way to seventh in points, [16] before then making a one-off appearance in the Formula 4 CEZ Championship at the Red Bull Ring, winning the first two races and finishing third in race three. [17] [18] In Italian F4, Harrison started off the season by taking four points finishes in the first two rounds, with a best result of sixth at Vallelunga, [19] before scoring his maiden series podium in the following round at Monza by finishing third in race three. [20] Following that, Harrison had to wait until Misano to score his next and final points of the season, by finishing seventh in race three en route to a 14th-place points finish. [21]
During 2025, Harrison stepped up to GB3, joining JHR Developments for the final two rounds of the season at Donington Park and Monza. [22] On his debut round, Harrison finished second in race three to secure his first and only podium of the season, helping him end his part-time stint 28th in points. [23]
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