A serious early-career driver building one step at a time.

Instead of starting with karting at a young age, Andrew started with an Xbox, Logitech G920, and tons of excitement. Which suddenly turned into a dream that is starting to turn true. At the age of 10, Andrew improved his skills and competitiveness on the simulator while using the most basic equipment available.

At the age of 14, Andrew took the big step into a race car and saw himself competing against the best in the nation and world the following year. The early sim racing played a major role for Andrew and shaped his race craft, consistency, and development on and off the track.

In 2025, Andrew entered the Ginetta Junior Championship with E3 Sport for a partial season, gaining valuable experience against a highly competitive field of drivers aged 14-17.

For 2026, he committed to a full season with E3 Sport, aiming for stronger race results, improved consistency, and continued growth through testing and race weekends.

"Last season was a very promising start, giving me a strong foundation to build on. I know there's plenty more to improve both on and off the track, and the focus this season is to be fighting for those places by race one."

Andrew made the surprising move to the GT Academy after the sixth round in Juniors. Both the team and Andrew believed it was the right move, and it paid off at his first GT Academy round at Donington the following weekend. This most likely signals a permanent move to the championship for 2027.

E3 Sport is run by three generations of Edwards, now with Jim Edwards. Based in the Midlands, E3 Sport is a successful team in Ginetta GTA and GTP8 with extensive experience, including previous success with Ginetta G40s.