Bio

Overview

Noah Osbaldeston is a 17-year-old rising star in both sim racing and real-world motorsport. He began sim racing at the age of 12, motivated by a deep passion for competition and the desire to prove himself in an environment where he could truly belong. Growing up, Noah faced challenges at school, often misunderstood and even bullied due to his Special Educational Needs (SEN). Racing became his home, a place where he could excel, build confidence, and demonstrate what SEN drivers are capable of achieving, defying the stereotype that they “can’t succeed.”

Noah qualified as a privateer for the prestigious Skip Barber eSports Series on iRacing, showing raw talent and determination. His esports career runs in parallel with real-world racing: after just one year in the highly competitive Sports1000 category with the 750 Motor Club UK, Noah has already claimed 2 pole positions, 6 podiums, 1 win, and 5 fastest laps across only five race weekends.
 

Passionate about prototype racing, Noah enjoys competing in cars such as Formula F4, LMP3, and the Riley DP on iRacing. His ultimate ambition is to race in the Asian Le Mans Series (ALMS) or secure a factory driver role in prototypes.

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Noah’s story is not only about results but also about resilience and representation. He wants to inspire other SEN kids to believe that motorsport is a place for them too, where dedication and talent can overcome barriers. Away from the track, he’s known for his sense of humor, once famously eating an entire packet of digestives in just 26.33 seconds during a DoE expedition.

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With Scorpio eSports, Noah is focused on growing into a professional driver on and off the track, turning his passion into a career.