UK Classic Formula Ford Racing Driver
Harrison Morrow
Harrison competes in Classic Formula Ford with a clear focus on results, consistency and disciplined race craft. Unlike many drivers, he plays an active role in car preparation and technical understanding within the team environment — developing mechanical sympathy, precise feedback and a deeper connection to performance.
Racing For Over a Decade
Built From the Ground Up
Harrison Morrow is a 17-year-old British racing driver and the 2026 National Super Classic Formula Ford Champion.
Racing with Shaws Motorsport in his first full season of car racing, Harrison became the youngest champion in the series' history, adding the overall and Class A titles to race wins, podiums, pole positions and fastest laps. He also became a class champion in United Formula Ford and made his international racing debut during a breakthrough 2026 season.
But Harrison's development goes far beyond driving the car.
Away from the circuit, he works alongside the team preparing and maintaining Formula Fords, learning the mechanical craft behind the machinery he races. From rebuilding gearboxes and understanding setup changes to studying data, onboard footage and simulator work, Harrison wants to understand not simply how to drive a racing car quickly, but why it is quick.
That approach has allowed him to develop across Formula Fords from different eras, adapting his driving to different cars while building a reputation for pace, racecraft, car control and mechanical understanding.
For Harrison, winning the championship is not the end of that process. It is proof that the process works.
Having signed a further two-year deal with Shaws Motorsport, Harrison will step up to United Formula Ford in 2027 as he continues to develop as a driver capable of racing, testing and understanding historic and classic competition cars.
The ambition is simple:
Keep learning. Keep improving. And find out just how far the craft can take him.
I think that's much stronger for the Harrison who exists today.
The crucial change is the opening sentence. Someone lands on the site from Motorsport News, Google, LinkedIn or a sponsor email and immediately gets:
Harrison Morrow → 17 → British racing driver → 2026 National Champion.
The Morrow Motorsport Notebook
Performance isn’t just about the results on the board; it’s built through a rigorous, layered process of technical analysis and mental discipline. This is a structured record of development, a deep dive into the mechanics of grip, the psychology of pressure, and the honest reality of life in the cockpit. Step inside the process where writing forces clarity and reflection builds progress.
Partners & Collaborators
Partnering with Harrison is more than a sponsorship, it’s a strategic alignment with the rare intersection of racing, engineering, and craftsmanship. By supporting a driver who builds his own machines from the chassis up, partners connect with a dedicated audience of makers and enthusiasts who value authenticity over exposure. Join us in bridging the gap between competitive performance and the next generation of automotive culture.
Morrow Motorsport Events Calendar
Step into the heart of the action with our exclusive events coverage, where the pursuit of excellence meets the heat of the track. Explore the milestones of a team dedicated to redefining the standards of competitive racing.
Performance Under Real Pressure
Harrison’s entry into car racing wasn’t about making up the numbers; it was about making an immediate impact. Debuting in a Royale RP21, a chassis that rewards mechanical precision over modern driver aids, he proved his composure against world-class fields at the Formula Ford Festival. His ability to deliver disciplined, competitive pace under intense pressure has already been recognised by the independent press, shifting the narrative from "potential" to proven performance.