Titus Sherlock

2022

Sherlock made his series debut in the final round of the 2022 Formula 4 United States Championship at the Circuit of the Americas driving for Crosslink/Kiwi Motorsport. In the three races he contested, Sherlock had a best result of sixth in race two.

2023

Sherlock competed in the series full-time in 2023, continuing his partnership with Crosslink/Kiwi Motorsport. He started his season with a maiden Formula 4 podium – a third place – in the first race of the first round at NOLA Motorsports Park. His season was consistent, only dropping out of the points once, with a twelfth place at the first race of the third round at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Sherlock got his maiden car racing and Formula 4 win in dramatic fashion at the first race of the fourth round at New Jersey Motorsports Park, where in inherited the win after both drivers ahead of him – Alexander Berg and Patrick Woods-Toth – received penalties for pushing drivers off track. After his maiden win also got another podium – a second place – at the third race of the round.

Sherlock's second win came at the first race of the final round at Circuit of the Americas, where he also got his maiden Formula 4 pole position. With these results he finished runner-up in the drivers championship with 181 points, behind dominant teammate Woods-Toth. Sherlock got two wins, one pole position, two fastest laps and four podiums throughout the season.

2024

Sherlock stepped up to Formula Regional machinery in 2024, making his international racing debut in the 2024 Formula Regional Oceania Championship, a winter series held in New Zealand. He contested the series full-time driving for Kiwi Motorsport with Patrick Woods-Toth, Jett Bowling and Jake Bonilla being his teammates.^[6] He had a difficult campaign, only getting a highest finish of eighth, which he achieved three times, alongside three retirements across the fifteen races. Sherlock finished the drivers championship in fourteenth with 105 points.

For his main campaign of the season, Sherlock competed in the Formula Regional Americas Championship with Crosslink Kiwi Motorsport. The first round at NOLA Motorsports Park went well, coming fourth in the first and third race, he got his first pole position and win a round later at the non-championship races at Laguna Seca, getting the pole position in the first race but being unable to start and the race, and bagging a win at the second race.^[7]

At the third round in Road America, Sherlock got his first championship podium in the first race with a second place and two wins the next two races, getting his first Formula Regional win that counted to the championship.

Sherlock struggled in the next two rounds, coming twelfth in the first race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, then retiring in the second race but came sixth in the third race. He would withdraw from the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course races altogether but would bounce back at the New Jersey Motorsports Park, bagging another win then a second place before finishing off the round with an unfortunate retirement.

Sherlock would bag two more second places at the only international and penultimate round of the series at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. At the final round of the championship at the Circuit of the Americas, he got a his first pole position, fastest lap and race win all in one race. Sherlock came sixth in the final race of his campaign and finished the championship fourth in the standings with 185 points.

2025

With the newly rebranded Crosslink Motorsports, Sherlock was retained for his second season in the Formula Regional Americas Championship.^[8]

USF Juniors

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† Race was cancelled due to inclement weather.

USF Pro 2000 Championship

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* Season still in progress.