Jenson Brickley

Brickley initially competed in karting, before moving to Ministox competition,^[1] in which he won the European title in 2018 and the National title in 2019.^[2][3] The following year, Brickley raced in the Ford Fiesta Junior Championship, in which he scored two podiums en route to a sixth-place points finish.^[4] Returning to the championship the following year, Brickley won four times and held off a mid-season charge by Deagen Fairclough to take the title.^[5] Brickley then moved to the BRSCC Fiesta Championship for 2022, taking the title on dropped scores from Alastair Kellett.^[6][7]

In 2023, Brickley joined the TCR UK grid with his family-run team to make his debut in TCR competition.^[8] In the second round of the season at Croft, Brickley took his maiden series win in the reverse-grid race two.^[9] Brickley won race two at Knockhill two rounds later,^[10] but was demoted to second after being given a penalty for making contact with Alex Ley on the penultimate lap.^[11] After scoring three more podiums in the following three rounds of the season, Brickley ended his maiden year in TCR racing third in points.^[12]

Remaining with his family team, Brickley switched to TCR Spain for 2024,^[13] taking a lone win at Valencia and four further podiums to end the year runner-up to Ignacio Montenegro by 20 points.^[14][15] During 2024, Brickley also made his debut in TCR Europe by competing in the season-ending round at Valencia,^[16] and also represented Great Britain in the FIA Motorsport Games Touring Car Cup.^[17]

Brickley then joined Monlau Motorsport to race full-time in TCR Spain and TCR Europe.^[18] In the season-opening round at Algarve, Brickley finished second in race one before winning race two.^[19][20] Brickley then finished second at Misano two rounds later,^[21] before taking his second win of the season in the following round Red Bull Ring.^[22] In the season-ending round at Barcelona, Brickley finished second in race one and fourth in race two, which helped him secure the TCR Europe title on countback as he was level on points with Teddy Clairet.^[23] In TCR Spain, Brickley scored four podiums, with three of those being second-place finishes, as he ended the year third in points in his sophomore season in the series.^[24]