Driver Profile - Jason Greatrex

Jason started racing in 1990 racing at local karting tracks before graduating to the national kart scene in 1991 achieving great success.

In 1995 at the age of 22 Jason decided that the time had come to move up to Saloon car racing.

To this end the roadgoing MK II Escort was pressed into service and Jason was a regular competitor at sprint car meetings with the ever developing MKII.

Jason often found himself competing against cars that were much quicker than his, but as far as he was concerned that was not a bad thing. The learning curve was steep, but Jason accepted the challenge with relish.

He developed into a very gifted and quick driver who was not afraid to take on allcomers.

Seasons 2000 to 2006 saw Jason competing in the Fiat Racing Challenge.

He quickly became a front runner and after winning the rookie championship in his first season followed that up with his first championship win in 2002.

Further championship wins in 2004-2005 and 2006 saw him achieve a hat trick. Something that had never been done before in the championships 15 year history.

The 2007 season saw Jason embark on his toughest challenge to date.

The BMW Mini Cooper Challenge is a televised series that receives a massive amount of air time and as such benefits both the teams and Jasons sponsors enormously.

As Jason says " I'd been extremely competitive in Fiats and will do everything it takes to maintain and carry that forward into the BMW Mini Cooper Challenge".

Jasons first season in the BMW Mini Challenge saw him finish a very creditable second with some excellent results including a pair of lights to flags wins at his home circuit of Pembrey in South Wales.

His second season will see him build on the successes of 2007 and with a much better knowledge of car and set-up hopes to be a real threat for the championship.

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