Career
Noble made his car racing debut in 2012, racing in the Radical UK and European Masters series. [3] Spending two years in Radical competitions, during which he won the inaugural edition of the Radical SR1 Cup in 2013, Noble switched to single-seaters by joining MGR Motorsport to race in the 2014 Protyre Formula Renault Championship. [4] In his first season in single-seaters, Noble took his only win of the season at the penultimate race of the season at Silverstone, which helped him secure fifth in points at season's end. [5]
Noble then remained with MGR Motorsport for his only season in the 2015 Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup, [6] before spending most of 2016 for the Radical Works team in both the Radical European Masters and International GT Open series. [7]
In 2017, Noble made his LMP3 debut, racing for Nielsen Racing in both the British LMP3 Cup and the Michelin Le Mans Cup. [8] In the former, Noble won six of the 12 races contested and stood on the podium all but twice throughout the season to secure his first title in car racing. [9] In the latter, Noble won on debut at Monza and scored three more podiums to end the season runner-up in points. [10]
Noble remained in LMP3 competition for 2018, racing in both the European Le Mans Series and Le Mans Cup for Ecurie Ecosse/Nielsen. [11] In his maiden season in the European Le Mans Series, Noble took three podiums in the six-race season, all being second-place finishes, en route to a fourth-place points finish at season's end. [12] Whereas in his sophomore season in Le Mans Cup, Noble won at Spa and Algarve to finish runner-up in points by 11.5 points. [13]
During 2018, Noble also made a one-off appearance in the Blancpain GT Series Endurance Cup for Team RJN. [14] At the end of 2018, Noble made his debut in the 2018–19 Asian Le Mans Series for the same team, [15] finishing no lower than fourth in the four-race season and scoring two podiums at Fuji and Buriram to secure third in points. [16]
For his third season in LMP3 competition, Noble stayed with Nielsen Racing to compete in both the European Le Mans Series and Michelin Le Mans Cup. [17] [18] In the former, Noble took a best result of third at Spa and ended the year fifth in the class standings. [19] Whereas in the latter, Noble took five podiums and also finished second at Spa, before being disqualified post-race, leading to a third-place points finish. [20] At the end of 2019, Noble competed in the 2019–20 Asian Le Mans Series with the same team, [21] winning at The Bend and finishing no lower than fourth in the other three races to secure the LMP3 title. [22] [23]
For the rest of 2020, Noble remained with Nielsen Racing in LMP3 competition, racing in European Le Mans Series and Michelin Le Mans Cup. [24] In the former, Noble scored a lone podium at Spa and ended the year 17th in points, [25] while in the latter, Noble won at Algarve en route to a fifth-place points finish. [26] During 2020, Noble also made his LMGTE Am debut in the FIA World Endurance Championship for Red River Sport. [27]
Noble stayed with Nielsen Racing the following year, as he competed in the LMP3 class of the Asian Le Mans Series, European Le Mans Series and Michelin Le Mans Cup. [28] [29] In the four-race winter season in Asia, Noble finished second in the season-opening race at Dubai and won race one at Abu Dhabi to finish third in points. [30] In Europe, Noble finished a lowly 21st in the European Le Mans Series, whereas in the Michelin Le Mans Cup, Noble won at Le Castellet and Le Mans to secure his maiden series title. [31] [32]
Remaining with Nielsen Racing for 2022, Noble competed for them in both the Asian Le Mans Series and Michelin Le Mans Cup's LMP3 classes. [33] [34] In the former, Noble won race two at Dubai and finished fourth in points, [35] whereas in the latter, Noble scored podiums at Le Mans and Algarve to secure third in points. [36] Noble was also set to make his debut in the IMSA SportsCar Championship that year for FastMD Racing, but ultimately did not race. [37]
Staying in the Michelin Le Mans Cup for 2023, Noble joined Team Thor alongside Auðunn Guðmundsson. [38] In their first season together, they scored a best result of second in race one at Le Mans and scored two other third-place finishes at Le Castellet and Aragón on their way to third in points. [39] [40]
Returning to the European Le Mans Series in 2024, Noble joined Nielsen Racing to make his debut in the LMP2 Pro-Am class, [41] whilst also returning to Team Thor to compete in the Michelin Le Mans Cup. [42] In the former, Noble scored two class podiums at Barcelona and Algarve on his way to fifth in points. [43] In the latter, Noble won the season-ending round at Algarve on his way to fourth in points. [44]
Noble stayed to Nielsen Racing in 2025 to compete in the Michelin Le Mans Cup alongside Tom Fleming. [45]
British
FIA Silver (until 2021)
FIA Gold (2022–) [1]