At the age of 19 Adrian Quaife-Hobbs is one of europe's brightest motor racing prospects, currently a resident of the UK.

Adrian won the 2005 BRSCC T-Cars championship, still the youngest ever winner of an Motor Sports Association (UK) sanctioned car racing championship and established himself as one of only a few drivers tipped for International stardom.Adrian went on to win a Formula BMW UK scholarship which he competed in during 2007. The following year saw Adrian compete in both Formula Renault Italia and Euro Cup before finishing 4th in both the Northern European Cup and the Euro Cup Formula Renault championships in 2009.

Moving up the motorsport ladder for the 2010 season, Adrian took part in the opening two weekends of the Formula 3 Euroseries before signing with the Virgin Racing supported Manor Racing team in the all new GP3 series.