Noah Lisle

2022

Lisle made his foray into single-seater in 2022, where he made his debut in the 2022 F4 British Championship for reigning constructors champions JHR Developments.^[1] He had an inconsistent season that was highlighted by a third place finish, his maiden single-seater podium at Thruxton, and finished 13th in the drivers championship with 47 points.^[2]

Lisle also competed in the 2022 F4 Spanish Championship in the first round for Drivex School.^[3] He scored no points, and didn't return to the championship until the fifth and seventh rounds for JHR Developments.^[4] Lisle also scored no points with the team and finished the championship in 29th position.

2023

To kick off his 2023 season, Lisle made his debut in the 2023 Formula 4 UAE Championship for Xcel Motorsport.^[5] Lisle scored his first point in the series with a tenth place at the first race of the second round at Kuwait Motor Town and scored his first podium in the series two races later, with a third place. These are the only points he would score in the championship, and placed 19th in the drivers championship with 16 points.

Lisle remained in British F4 for 2023, but switched to Rodin Carlin.^[6] His season started with a double pole in Donington Park after Louis Sharp's times were deleted,^[7] before taking his first single-seater win during the third race in dominant fashion.^[8] After missing the Brands Hatch round, Lisle returned to the podium in Snetterton,^[9] before winning once again in Thruxton during the second race.^[10][11] A third and final victory followed in Silverstone, having made a late pass on Deagen Fairclough to steal the win.^[12] He finished the season tenth in the standings, with 156 points, three wins and five podiums.^[13]

Lisle also competed in a dual campaign in Spanish F4 with Rodin Carlin.^[14] With a best finish of fifth and multiple points finishes, he finished 11th in the standings, with 44 points.

2024

During the 2024 off-season, Lisle competed in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship with Xcel Motorsport.^[15] He finished in the points twice throughout the season; his highest finish being a seventh place in the third Yas Marina round, placing him 19th in the standings.

For his main campaign, Lisle pivoted to Eurocup-3, partnering Campos Racing.^[16] His first points of the season came at the Red Bull Ring, where he earned a fifth place in the first race.^[17] With sporadic points finishes throughout the season, including two more fifth places, saw Lisle finish 12th in the standings with 47 points.

2025

Lisle moved to GB3 for 2025, joining JHR Developments.^[18]

2026

Lisle switched to Hitech for his second GB3 season in 2026.^[19]