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The Next Generation: Jak Crawford

Motorsport.comFri 7 Aug · 10:41 UTCupdated Mon 10 Aug · 10:53 UTCHave your say
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Jak Crawford is a promising young driver in the world of motorsport, currently serving as Aston Martin's reserve driver and having finished as the runner-up in the 2025 Formula 2 championship. His journey began in karting at a young age, and he has since progressed through various racing series, including his time with the Red Bull Junior Team, which he joined in 2019. Crawford has developed a reputation for his skills in high-speed corners and race pace, and he is actively involved in simulator work for Aston Martin as part of his role.

Outside of racing, Crawford enjoys various sports and maintains a focus on fitness, particularly through running and cycling. He is optimistic about his future in Formula 1, expressing a desire to debut within the next two years, ideally with Aston Martin, who have supported him throughout his career. His achievements in junior categories highlight his potential as he aims for a full-time seat in Formula 1.

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The Next Generation: Jak CrawfordHow my motorsport journey started “I started in karting when I first got in the go-kart when I was four years old. My dad had bought me a go-kart and then eventually started taking me to a track when I was six years old. “I was watching NASCAR mainly, I was more interested in NASCAR, being in America. Where I grew up it was the main thing, the main motorsport on TV and I really, really ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFri 7 Aug · 10:41 UTCRead →
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