Dating back to the 1950s, BriSCA F1 is one of the oldest forms of motorsport in the United Kingdom and is renowned for producing edge-of-the-seat entertainment.
While early cars were developed from road cars, modern day machines are a world away from any-thing you will see on the road - with cars built around a steel chassis and engines pushing out well over 600bhp.
Running on short ovals that are around quarter of a mile in length, a grading system allows fans to identify drivers and championship winners via the colour of the roof or wing.
In a move that guarantees action, the fastest drivers start at the back to come through the field whilst rookies, as well as those with less experience, get their moment of glory at the front.
Jack France has been a staple of the NAPA Racing UK family since 2021, flying the blue and yellow flag for the brand in his BriSCA F1 car to multiple race wins and podiums.
Starting his career in karting, France was a champion in Lincolnshire’s JNR MAX series and South Yorkshire’s SNR MAX series before making the move up into cars.
However, the talented driver took a sideways step compared to those looking to launch a traditional circuit racing career ad instead followed in the footsteps of his father Graham, heading compete in Stock Car Racing - initially in BriSCA F2 before moving up to F1.
Firmly established as a leading light in the sport, France will once again be one to keep a watchful eye on as he looks to challenge for championship honours across multiple surfaces.