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British racing driver (born 2001)
Tom Gamble
(born 7 November 2001) is a
British
racing driver who currently races for
United Autosports
in
European Le Mans Series
. He is a
Ginetta Junior
champion, a
BRDC British Formula 3
race winner, and has previously competed in the
FIA World Endurance Championship
.
[1]
[2]
He won the
Autosport BRDC Award
in 2018,
[3]
for which he received a prize
Formula One
test with
McLaren
.
[4]
[5]
Five years later, in 2023, Gamble joined McLaren as a factory driver.
[6]
He is the younger brother of
George Gamble
, also a racing driver in the
British Touring Car Championship
.
Racing record
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Racing career summary
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†
As Gamble was a guest driver, he was ineligible to score points.
* Season still in progress.
Complete BRDC British Formula 3 Championship results
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(
key
) (Races in
bold
indicate pole position) (Races in
italics
indicate fastest lap)
Complete GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup results
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(
key
) (Races in
bold
indicate pole position; results in
italics
indicate fastest lap)
*
Season still in progress.
Complete British GT Championship results
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(
key
) (Races in
bold
indicate pole position) (Races in
italics
indicate fastest lap)
*
Season still in progress.
Complete European Le Mans Series results
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(
key
) (Races in
bold
indicate pole position; results in
italics
indicate fastest lap)
Complete FIA World Endurance Championship results
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(
key
) (Races in
bold
indicate pole position) (Races in
italics
indicate fastest lap)
Complete IMSA SportsCar Championship results
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(
key
) (Races in
bold
indicate pole position; results in
italics
indicate fastest lap)
*
Season still in progress.
Complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results
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References
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Leach, Tom (7 October 2019).
"Career in Formula One still the dream for Nottinghamshire's Tom Gamble - in spite of setbacks"
.
Nottingham Post
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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"Young F1 star Tom Gamble gives talk at Rainworth school"
.
Mansfield Chad
. 18 December 2018
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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Turner, Kevin (3 December 2018).
"How Tom Gamble won the 2018 McLaren Autosport BRDC Award"
.
Autosport
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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Kew, Matt (22 October 2019).
"Gamble completes prize F1 test in 2013 McLaren"
.
Motorsport.com
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
- ^
"How an Autosport Award winner is forging a path to Le Mans"
.
Autosport
. 2 July 2022
. Retrieved
2 July
2022
.
- ^
Lloyd, Daniel (13 March 2023).
"McLaren Signs Gamble as Factory Driver"
.
Sportscar365
. John Dagys Media
. Retrieved
13 March
2023
.
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b
c
Lumb, Tim (20 October 2018).
"Scout Report: Tom Gamble"
.
Formula Scout
. Retrieved
7 January
2022
.
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Waring, Bethonie (1 October 2017).
"Gamble crowned Ginetta Junior champion"
.
Overtake Motorsport
. Retrieved
1 July
2022
.
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"Fortec Motorsports signs Ginetta Junior Champion Tom Gamble for 2018 BRDC British F3 Championship"
.
MSV
. 12 March 2018
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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Allen, Peter (22 March 2019).
"Award winner Tom Gamble makes GT switch with WRT Audi team"
.
Formula Scout
. Retrieved
1 July
2022
.
- ^
Lloyd, Daniel (12 February 2020).
"Gamble to Replace Gunn at Buriram due to WEC Clash"
.
sportscar365.com
. John Dagys Media
. Retrieved
1 July
2022
.
- ^
Newbold, James (7 February 2020).
"2018 Award winner Tom Gamble to race new Ligier for United Autosports"
.
Autosport
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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"Tom Gamble For Full FIA WEC With GR Racing"
.
DailySportsCar.com
. 19 March 2021
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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Watkins, Gary (20 January 2021).
"ELMS LMP3 champion Tom Gamble graduates to LMP2 for 2021"
.
Autosport
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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Thompson, Connor (14 April 2021).
"United Autosports driver Tom Gamble lands in Barcelona ahead of LMP2 debut"
.
Newark Advertiser
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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Thompson, Connor (15 April 2022).
"Lights out in France as Tom Gamble gets set for European Le Mans Series opener this weekend"
.
Newark Advertiser
. Retrieved
30 June
2022
.
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