Nathanael Cameron

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Nathanael Cameron
Nationality Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png British
Born 6th December 1996
Sunderland, England, UK
DEC Holder Ataxia
Current Series AutoReject World Series
Current Team National Jones Ford Team
Car Number 7
Former Teams N/A


Nathanael "Nate" Cameron (born 06/12/1996 in Sunderland, England) is a British racing driver who will drive for National Jones Ford Team in the AutoReject World Series in 2019. He is the younger cousin of former F1RWRS world champion Gary Cameron and F2RWRS driver Michael Cameron.

Racing Career

2015-16: F3RWRS

After success in karting, Cameron joined the family-run Prospec team for the 2015 F3RWRS season. Winning the first race at Adelaide that year, a run of midfield results conspired against any championship hopes in his first season. Recovering mid-season with a win at Brands Hatch, a consistent run of points-scoring finishes ensured that Cameron would finish 6th in the drivers' standings.

Remaining in the series for another year with Prospec, Cameron fought with Nick Nurmester and Shane Walsh for the title. Taking three wins in the first half of the season, a more subdued run of results in the second half counted against Cameron. The Brit finished 3rd overall, behind eventual winner Nurmester and the 2nd-placed Walsh.

2017: F2RWRS

Thanks to his strong results in F3RWRS, Cameron earned a move up to F2RWRS with Aeroracing Engineering, and also secured a place on the Astro Racing Stars driver program. Whilst a regular poits scorer, Cameron struggled with the new single-spec chassis and took 6th in the championship, with a late dip in results ending his aspirations of fighting for the title.

2018: AR3.5

Cameron joined Nebula Grand Prix for the AutoReject 3.5 championship, partnering fellow Astro Racing Star Nino Barlini. After some inconsistent runs in previous series, Cameron was instantly in the hunt for the title, although Kenan Ardaoglu was ahead for the majority of the season. Cameron took the championship lead after a dominant weekend at the Lausitzring, winning both his heat and the feature race from pole. He also won both races at Spa, ensuring that he was on top for the final round at Japan. Ardaoglu and Gary Pacer both finished ahead of Cameron in the feature race at Suzuka, but Cameron's fastest lap ensured that the Brit secured the title with a two-point margin.

2019: ARWS

As AR3.5 champion, Cameron received multiple offers from across the grid. He eventually signed for the successful Jones team, partnering AR3.5 title rival Gary Pacer.

Complete Results

F3RWRS

Year Team Chassis Engine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 DC Pts
2015 Pemberton Prospec Racing Dallara F3R15 Lancia 015/3 JTS AUS
1
1
AUS
2
19
TUR
1
31
TUR
2
12
MON
SP
29
USA
1
19
USA
2
21
GBR
1
1
GBR
2
4
GER
1
2
GER
2
5
SPA
SP
Ret
ITA
1
13
ITA
2
14
JPN
1
5
JPN
2
3
SUR
SP
8
6th 53
2016 Pemberton Prospec Racing Dallara F3R16 Lancia 016/3 AUS
1
2
AUS
2
12
GBR
1
1
GBR
2
1
ITA
1
40
ITA
2
3
PAU
SP
2
CAN
1
1
CAN
2
C
GER
1
20*
GER
2
6
ZAN
SP
11*
BEL
1
9
BEL
2
20
SMR
1
2
SMR
2
7
JPN
1
Ret
JPN
2
C
SUR
SP
1
3rd 216

F2RWRS

Year Team Chassis Engine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 DC Pts
2017 Aeroracing Engineering Lola B17/50 Audi TFSI Hybrid AUS
4
MAL
5
GBR
6
ITA
Ret
AUT
2
CAN
9
QUE
3
USA
4
FRA
7
GER
7
NSE
2
RSA
2
BEL
9
MON
11
MOR
21
JAP
6
MAC
Ret
6th 57

AutoReject 3.5

Year Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 DC Pts
2018 Nebula Grand Prix AUS
HEA
3
AUS
FEA
3
ITA
HEA
1
ITA
FEA
3
FRA
HEA
11
FRA
FEA
4
USA
HEA
1
USA
FEA
C
GBR
HEA
5
GBR
FEA
Ret
AUT
HEA
2
AUT
FEA
3
NED
HEA
3
NED
FEA
Ret
GER
HEA
1
GER
FEA
1
BEL
HEA
1
BEL
FEA
1
JPN
HEA
7
JPN
FEA
3
1st 262

ARWS

Year Team Chassis Engine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 DC Pts
2019 Jones Unipart TAG Jones 117 Ford XR8E AUS
Ret
NSW
Ret
KIN
4
ITA
Ret
MAR
10
CAN
4
500
Ret
GBR
Ret
AUT
12
GER
12
SCA
DNPQ
BEL
Ret
MON
8
SAF
9
BRA
8
ARG
7
JAP
10
CHN
DNPQ
15th 6
Sporting Accolades
Preceded by:
Eric Swerts
2015
Tom Walkinshaw Memorial Trophy
2016
Succeeded by:
defunct