The
FUSION TEAM
is born
A strategic partnership between Speedforce Karting and PSR (Piers Sexton Racing), aiming to develop drivers across the UK from Cadet to Senior levels.
The team’s iconic orbit logo, an instantly recognizable staple in the paddock, features a split yellow and orange palette, representing the signature helmet colors of founders Dan Hazlewood and Piers Sexton.
This team saw immediate success with their first signing, 10-year-old Oliver Rowland. Now a Formula E World Champion, Rowland’s debut season with Fusion set the bar high as he secured the Cadet Super One Championship and earned 3rd in the British Championship.
2005
Fusion’s momentum surged as Oliver Rowland secured another Super One title. Joining the ranks was future IndyCar star and British F3 Champion Jack Harvey, who claimed two race victories to finish 4th overall in the MSA Cadet British Championship.
Fusion become British Open Cadet Champions with Max McGuire Piers separates from the team and the focus is primarily on the Cadet class.
2006
2007
The team takes their first British Kart GP title with Alex Walker, who finishes as vice Champion in the British Championship.
2008
Roy Johnson wins every major Championship. Becoming the first driver to win the Grand Slam and taking Fusion's first British Championship title.
British
Open
Kart
MASTERS
GP
SUPER
One
British
CAdet
ChampionSHIP
2009
The only year that Fusion didn't win a major Championship, but race wins from Ricky Collard, Max Vaughn and Sam Webster were amongst the highlights.
Back on track. Neil Doran gets appointed as Team Manager. Nathan Aston takes the MSA British Championship.
Tom Harvey takes the National Super One Championship giving the team the double.
2010
a
perfect
Season
Dan Ticktum delivered a definitive season, securing Fusion’s second "Grand Slam" by winning the British, Open, GP, and Super One titles in a single year. The team’s dominance reached a historic peak at the Larkhall British Championship round, where Fusion drivers staged a spectacular 1-2-3-4-5 finish.
2013
Fusion dominate a landmark year as the Cadet class transitions from Comer to IAME engines. Oliver York wins Super One and the British Championship, with Alex Quinn runner-up in both. Jonny Edgar claims two British Open victories and becomes the youngest ever O Plate Champion at just 8 years old.
2014
THE
Synergy
shift
Fusion revolutionised its operations by launching the "in-house" Synergy kart brand, marking a bold transition from Zip Kart.
Teddy Wilson drove the new marque to immediate success, clinching both the British and LGM Championships, while Jonny Edgar added another British Open title to the team's tally.
2015
Former Red Bull Junior, Jonny Edgar wins the LGM Championship and becomes Vice British Champion as well as winning his 4th British Open Title. Harry Thompson bursts on to the scene, winning a record 4 LGM races in a row.
Harry Thompson swept the MSA British Cadet and Open Championships, while Zac O’Sullivan claimed the British GP title.
As Fusion expanded back into Junior and Senior racing, Oliver York made history, winning the IAME World Finals from 152nd on the grid.
2016
Fusion captured a staggering seven championships this season. Taylor Barnard achieved the "Grand Slam," winning all four Cadet titles and setting a single-season win record.
The team also swept the Mini X30, Junior X30, and IAME Euro Series, with Harry Thompson winning the IAME World Finals in his Junior debut.
2017
FREDDIE
comes of
age
10 year old Freddie Slater wins the British Open Championship and finishes runner up in the LGM Series. Fusion take the Mini X30 and Junior X30 British Championships for a second consecutive season.
European and World IAME Champions.
Freddie Slater becomes IAME Euro Series Champion whist Kean Nakamura-Berta and Alex O'Grady win two IAME World Finals for Fusion.
Oliver Greenall takes the third consecutive Mini X30 British Championship for the team.
2019
The year of the Juniors.
Another 2 British Championships; this time from the Junior squad with Vinnie Phillips (Mini X30) and Oliver Greenall (Junior X30) taking the titles.
Oliver Greenhall also taking another GP Title for the team. Cathal Clark wins the IAME Euro Series Title in Mini.
2020
luna
rewrites
history
Luna Fluxa made history as the first female winner of the IAME Euro Series, securing Fusion’s third consecutive European title.
The team’s domestic dominance was equally undeniable, with Zac Drummond clinching both the MSA British Championship and the LGM Series title in a standout double-victory season.
2022
Jesse Phillips claims his first British Championship, with the team sweeping the top 3 in the standings and winning every race of the year. Kit Belofsky wins LGM, Daniel Kelleher takes a fourth consecutive IAME Euro Series title, and Riley Cranham's British GP victory breaks the record for most Kartmasters titles by any team.
Four
for
phillips
Jesse Phillips delivered a masterclass in 2023, securing a quadruple-title sweep of the British Championship, IAME Euro Series, British GP, and Italian IAME Championship. Fusion’s international success was further solidified by Freddie Lloyd, who claimed the Junior X30 IAME Euro Series title.
British
ChampionSHIP
IAME
EURO
series
BRITISH
GP
ITALIAN
IAME
ChampionSHIP
2024
Return of the Mac; Harrison Mackie dominates Junior X30, winning every major title and taking the team's fourth Grand Slam.
2024
Making
our
mark
Fusion successfully expanded into the elite tiers of WSK and CIK racing, making an immediate impact on the global stage. Partnering with Red Bull-backed talent Scott Lindblom, the team defied the odds to secure the WSK Euro Series title in their debut season.
2025
Austin Newstead takes IAME Cadet British title whilst Riley Cranham makes it another clean sweep for the team in Junior X30, winning every major championship including the British, Open, Kartmasters and IAME Euro Series.