BTCC: Nic Hamilton joins Un-Limited Motorsport for 2025

Nicolas Hamilton will return to the BTCC as part of a three-car lineup for Un-Limited Motorsport with teammates Max Hall and Dexter Patterson.

Hamilton is no stranger to the BTCC as he has been the only driver to compete in the championship with a disability. His determination despite this has been an inspiration for a number of different people proving that anything is possible.

He last raced in the championship back in 2023 where he had a best finish of sixth at the second race at Donighton Park in the opening round of the season. He returns with one goal in mind for 2025 and that is to raise awareness for disability inclusion in motorsport, advocating for more opportunities for disabled people within the sport, both in and out of the car.

Looking to use his platform to bring others into the sport, he also looks to show that despite the challenges he can bring home good results and show people with disabilities deserve a chance in Motorsport as he wants to add a new chapter to his time in the BTCC with Un-Limited Motorsport.

After signing, Hamilton said: "There is a place in motorsport for disabled people to feel valued and accepted in multiple roles within the sport, and I want to open people’s eyes to that. I want to continue to prove that motorsport is for everyone, and that racing can be a platform for opportunity and inclusivity. Un-Limited Motorsport and my partners believe in what I stand for, my talent, and my purpose. If I can be accepted, then so can others with a disability."

Team Owner, Bob Sharpless, said: "It’s fantastic to have Nic Hamilton join Un-Limited Motorsport. He’s hugely determined to get back on the BTCC grid, and I’m proud that we could make it happen. Nic is not just an incredibly well-known driver – he’s an inspiration worldwide. The fact that he’s put his trust in our team speaks volumes about how far we’ve come in such a short time. We’re excited to support him on this journey and can’t wait to see what we achieve together."