Prescott Campbell

Nationality: American

Languages spoken: English

Height/weight: 5’10” / 130 lbs.

Education: Studying Motorsport Engineering at Oxford Brookes University

Interesting note about me: I lived in Singapore until 2008

Hobbies: Preparing for races using my racing simulator, designing car parts using CAD software, and 3D-printing the parts I design

The one talent I wish I had : Cooking (but I cook a mean quesadilla!)

Guilty food pleasure: Goldfish crackers

Pet Peeve: People driving slowly in the fast lane on the freeway

Bucket list: To compete in the Indy 500 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans

Racing goal: To win the NTT INDYCAR SERIES

Racing hero: Dan Gurney

Career results:

2020

• Finished 11th in his rookie Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship season, with a best of third at the New Jersey Motorsports Park and six top-10 finishes

2019

• Won the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series championship with three wins, four pole positions and 11 podiums in 15 races
• Finished second in the Lucas Oil Winter Race series with three wins and four poles in six races
• Named a Team USA Scholarship Finalist

2018

• Won the Cooper Tire Karting Scholarship Shootout, which earned him a $75,000 scholarship into the 2019 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series
• Competed in six Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series events with a victory and a pole position
• Made his SKUSA Pro Shifter 1 Category debut at SuperNationals XXII and finished second in the SKUSA California PKC S2

2017

• Raced in the S3 shifter kart category at a statewide level and made his SKUSA S2 Semi-Pro Category debut at SuperNationals XXI

2016

• Debut season in the S3 senior shifter kart category

2015

• First year in shifter karts racing in the S5 Junior category

2014

• First year in full-size karts racing in the PRD Junior category

2012-2013

• Raced cadet karts