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Jamie
started karting at the age of 10, representing Britain before he
was sixteen in the European and World Junior Championships. Collecting
over forty trophies in five years.
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Graduated
from the Nigel Mansell Racing School @ 14 and the Jim Russell Racing
School @ 15, whilst still too young to be granted a race or road
licence.
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Jamie
then became the first sixteen year old to achieve the new Junior
National B race licence.
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By
1995 he was competing in the Dunlop Rover Turbo Cup and in 1996
he competed in the Dunlop Rover Turbo Cup, Grand Prix Support Race.
Jamie was awarded the "Star of the Future" trophy this year. |
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Jamie
then chose to compete in Saloon cars, rather than the single seater
formulas (as they are really designed for people standing at 6ft
3") He started by competing in the Driving for Life XR2 Challenge
and regularly finished in the top six
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In
1997, when he was still only 19, he competed in the British Touring
Car Championship (BTCC)
1998 He competed in the AMP Bathurst in Australia. |
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Jamie
is also a Senior Race Driver Instructor for Octagon Motorsport.
In 2000 he competed in the Race of a 1000 years on New Years Eve in Australia |
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Jamie
was invited on Sky Sports as a commentator on the Rockingham round
of NASCAR
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