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| name = Julian Clark | | name = Julian Clark | ||
| nationality = | | nationality = {{GB}} British ({{GBSC}} Scottish) | ||
| birth date = 16 June 1996 | | birth date = 16 June 1996 | ||
| birth place = Glasgow, Scotland | | birth place = Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom | ||
| dec = [[User: | | dec = [[User:Forti|Forti]] (formerly [[User:V8fan12|V8fan]]) | ||
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'''Julian Douglas Clark''' (born 16 June 1996 in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom) is a Scottish racing driver. He is a member of the [[Peak Motorsport Group]] along with his older brother [[Ross Clark|Ross]]. | |||
'''Julian Douglas Clark''' (born 16 June 1996 in Glasgow) is a Scottish racing driver | |||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
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Clark was signed by Onyx Toyota Racing to compete in the RTCC for [[2016 Rejects Touring Car Championship season|2016]] at the age of 18, replacing Marisa Carrera before the Round of Scotland at Knockhill. He had a best finish of 13th for the season scoring three points. | Clark was signed by Onyx Toyota Racing to compete in the RTCC for [[2016 Rejects Touring Car Championship season|2016]] at the age of 18, replacing Marisa Carrera before the Round of Scotland at Knockhill. He had a best finish of 13th for the season scoring three points. | ||
Clark stayed in RTCC for 2017 as it transformed into ARST, but moved to Ziegler Auto Racing, a team owned by fellow PMG driver [[Alvin Ziegler]], who became his team mate. Clark | Clark stayed in RTCC for 2017 as it transformed into ARST, but moved to Ziegler Auto Racing, a team owned by fellow PMG driver [[Alvin Ziegler]], who became his team mate. Clark drove the #23 DHL BMW M3 in the Privateer Cup. He would have a great season, finishing tenth in the final standings. However, his season would be cut short by a disqualification for an incident at the Round of the Czech Republic that saw him excluded from the last two rounds of the season. | ||
He would be promoted into the France round of the Championship division after good placings in the Privateer round and would finish 15th and 18th, scoring 11 points. | He would be promoted into the France round of the Championship division after good placings in the Privateer round and would finish 15th and 18th, scoring 11 points. | ||
Clark would remain in the #23 for the [[2018 International Pro Car season]] after being replaced by [[Kristina Harris]] for the first two rounds due to his disqualification. | Clark would remain in the #23 for the [[2018 International Pro Car season]] after being replaced by [[Kristina Harris]] for the first two rounds due to his disqualification. | ||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||
===RTCC / ARST / IPC=== | ===RTCC / ARST / IPC=== | ||
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[[Category: Drivers]] | [[Category:Drivers]] | ||
[[Category: British Drivers]] | [[Category:British Drivers]] | ||
[[Category: Peak Motorsport Group]] | [[Category:Peak Motorsport Group]] | ||
Revision as of 23:40, 3 July 2025
| Nationality |  British (Template:GBSC Scottish)
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| Born | 16 June 1996 Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom |
| DEC Holder | Forti (formerly V8fan) |
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Julian Douglas Clark (born 16 June 1996 in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom) is a Scottish racing driver. He is a member of the Peak Motorsport Group along with his older brother Ross.
Career
Clark's first motorsport experience was racing in karts when he was 8. After some major successes in karts, including several wins, Clark was signed by Peak Driver Talent in 2008 at the age of 12. Peak have managed his career from then on, gaining him seats in sprintcars, touring cars and various other series in the years following.
Clark was signed by Onyx Toyota Racing to compete in the RTCC for 2016 at the age of 18, replacing Marisa Carrera before the Round of Scotland at Knockhill. He had a best finish of 13th for the season scoring three points.
Clark stayed in RTCC for 2017 as it transformed into ARST, but moved to Ziegler Auto Racing, a team owned by fellow PMG driver Alvin Ziegler, who became his team mate. Clark drove the #23 DHL BMW M3 in the Privateer Cup. He would have a great season, finishing tenth in the final standings. However, his season would be cut short by a disqualification for an incident at the Round of the Czech Republic that saw him excluded from the last two rounds of the season.
He would be promoted into the France round of the Championship division after good placings in the Privateer round and would finish 15th and 18th, scoring 11 points.
Clark would remain in the #23 for the 2018 International Pro Car season after being replaced by Kristina Harris for the first two rounds due to his disqualification.
Results
RTCC / ARST / IPC
| Season | Entrant | Car | Pos | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 |  / Onyx Toyota Racing
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Toyota Carina
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30th | 3 |
| 2017 (Privateer's Cup) |  DHL Ziegler Auto Racing
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BMW M3
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10th | 170 |
| 2017 (Championship) | 50th | 11 | ||
| 2018 (B-Class) | 14th* | 154* | ||
| 2018 (A-Class) | 54th* | 12* |
* Season in progress
F1RSTC
| Year | Entrant | Car | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016-17 |  High Performance Racing
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Mazda 323
|
BEL 26 |
ARG DNQ |
GBR 1 25 |
FIN | LUX | NET | ITA | GRE | GBR 2 | HKG | AUS 1 | AUS 2 | 0 |