Nationality British Debut season 2015 | Name Jordan Cane | |
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Born 21 May 2001 (age 22)
King's Lynn, England ( 2001-05-21 ) | ||
The youngest racing driver in the world jordan cane
Jordan Cane (born 23 May 2001) is a British racing driver from West Sussex, England. Making his racing debut in the United States this year, Jordan is the youngest active Formula Car racer and the youngest to score a point in the F1600 Championship Series.
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- The youngest racing driver in the world jordan cane
- Jordan Cane takes part in Ultimate Driving at Goodwood
- Career
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Jordan Cane takes part in Ultimate Driving at Goodwood
Career
Jordan Cane attended the Goodwood Festival of Speed where he became interested in motorsports and asked his father to help him make his way into the industry. From 2012 to 2014 Jordan was competitively karting. In Jordan’s first karting experience, at Thruxton Circuit, he broke the track record after just four sessions. In those two years, Jordan received awards such as Best Novice and entered into the British Super One Championship, where he placed 10th. Around that same time, he found himself traveling to America to try his hand at racing cars which led to attending the Skip Barber Racing School where he completed a 3-Day Racing School and an Advanced Racing School at Lime Rock Park.
For the 2015 season, Jordan joined Team Pelfrey for the F1600 Championship Series. His first win as the youngest British driver in open-wheel racing took place at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on 5 July 2015. Continuing with the momentum Cane had from Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, he won two more races and placed third in the first of three at Pittsburgh International Race Complex. The next round took F1600 Championship Series to New Jersey Motorsports Park where Jordan took home another victory and two more podiums, ending the weekend with his fourth win of the season and two-second-place finishes. He then went on to sweeping the final weekend back at Pittsburgh International Race Complex, taking all three wins which placed him 4th overall in the championship, despite missing the first six races due to age restrictions.
