Stuart Hall

Stuart Hall is a British racing driver with a career spanning over two decades across single-seaters, GT cars, and endurance racing. Born in Chelmsford in 1984, Hall first made waves by winning the T Cars Championship in 2000 before progressing through Formula Ford, Formula Renault, and British Formula 3. His transition to sportscars saw standout performances in the Le Mans Series and the 24 Hours of Le Mans, including a fourth-place finish in 2007 with Rollcentre Racing. Hall later joined Aston Martin Racing, where he clinched the 2013 FIA World Endurance Championship title in the GTE Am class alongside Jamie Campbell-Walter. Beyond his driving accolades, Hall has become a respected coach and advisor, notably supporting the ROFGO Racing programme and mentoring rising talents like Oliver and Benji Goethe. In 2022, he co-founded MKH Racing, bringing his technical depth and competitive fire to British GT and beyond. Whether behind the wheel or guiding the next generation, Stuart Hall remains a force in motorsport, driven by precision, passion, and a refusal to slow down.