Fox Motorsport has confirmed that Archie Bullard will remain with the team for the inaugural GB4 Winter Series later this month.
The 19-year-old from Cobham, Surrey, will partner 2025 main season team-mate Jasser Iskander and rookie Rob Crawford in the four-race series at Snetterton on October 24-25.
Archie stepped into a go-kart for the first time aged 16 in 2023 and competed initially in single-circuit and regional championships.
Over the next three seasons he collected over 200 race wins and more than 300 podium finishes as well as 14 championship titles, including a clean sweep of the Daytona D-Max series in 2024.
He made his car racing debut in GB4 with Fox Motorsport in 2026, winning plenty of fans with his swashbuckling style and decisive overtaking moves.
Nowhere was this more evident than at Donington Park, where he claimed his maiden top-10 finish and a maiden Rookie class podium.
He added two more Rookie podiums, gaining both after making up 12 or more positions on track at the second visits to both Silverstone and Donington.
Archie Bullard said: “I’m really excited to extend my season and race in the GB4 Winter Series. I’ve learned so much with Fox Motorsport in my rookie season and it’ll be really good to put all of that into practice at Snetterton – a track I know pretty well from both testing and racing. I think myself, Jasser [Iskander] and Rob [Crawford] make a good line-up and I’m sure we can put together some good results to take into the winter as we start to make our plans for 2027.”
Paul McNeilly, Fox Motorsport Team Principal, said: “It’s brilliant to have Archie back on board for the GB4 Winter Series. His racecraft was immediately impressive from the first race of the season and his confidence to try a passing move has always been evident – it’s actually very rare to see this in a driver with so little experience of car racing of high-level karting, but it seems to come very naturally to him. We’ve worked hard on Archie’s qualifying form across the season and if he can put all he’s learned into practice at Snetterton, I’m sure he can come away with some really good results.”
12 October 2026
