LIAM SCEATS

Kiwi RACing CAR DRIVER

liam sceats

Liam Sceats' passion for racing began with go-karting at the age of 6, fueling his journey to become a professional racing car driver.

A champion in every form of New Zealand motorsport in which he has competed, Liam now looks to achieve success in an overseas campaign for the 2024 season.

To kick off 2024, Liam proved his worth against top drivers from across the globe by winning the 68th New Zealand Grand Prix and finishing 2nd overall in the premier single-seater category in Oceania, the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship.

To get one step closer to achieving his ultimate goal of competing in the NTT IndyCar Series, Liam is actively searching for partnership opportunities that would enable a proven talent in New Zealand Motorsport to have the chance to show his worth on the global stage.

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Final stint in the USA for 2024 done & dusted 🤠 Enjoyed my first taste of the @indynxt machinery during these last couple of weeks - plenty of valuable learnings & experience gained. Pleased to have proved myself at this level and there&rs
FIRST INDY NXT TEST ✅ What a car + track for my first official outing in this series. Very pleased with myself and how the day went as we finished P5 overall. More importantly, the experience and learnings taken away from the day was invaluable.
Exciting day for me tomorrow as I’ll be doing the official Indy NXT test at @indianapolismotorspeedway with @hmdmotorsports! It’s been a busy week dialling in with a new team and getting ready for the biggest step up in my career to date
Throwback to 🇯🇵 last year! Great memories 🏆 #LiamSceats #RacingDriver #Motorsport #Formula3
Off snz in California. 🌴
Race week for the final time this year on the West Coast! It’s crazy that we are down 7 rounds, with one to go considering at the start of the year it seemed a long-shot that we would contest the full season due to funding concerns. It&rsquo