TF Sport was founded by British racing driver and team owner Tom Ferrier and has evolved over the years from a national GT team into a fixture of the international endurance racing scene. The team’s origins lie in British motorsport, where it initially competed in national GT championships before making the leap to the European stage and eventually the international arena. This gradual progression continues to shape the team culture today, which emphasizes continuity and craftsmanship rather than chasing short-term success.
A distinctive feature of TF Sport is its close partnership with Aston Martin, a collaboration that has spanned many years. This partnership gave the racing team a distinctive profile within the GT paddock and made the British Racing Green livery of its cars a familiar sight on tracks from Le Mans to Spa. The team’s name itself, derived from the initials of its founder, symbolizes the family structure that TF Sport has maintained despite its growing international presence.
TF Sport experienced its most intensive period in motorsport history in the GT class of the FIA WEC, where the team regularly competed for class wins with its Aston Martin machines and earned a reputation as a reliable and quick competitor in the GT field. Over multiple seasons, the team fielded changing driver pairings that drew attention through consistent performances and technical excellence, firmly establishing the TF Sport name in the WEC grid.
In the current era, TF Sport continues to compete in the FIA WEC with a seasoned driver pairing that combines the experience of previous years with fresh momentum. The team’s sporting direction is led by an experienced team principal who maintains the balance between proven structures and necessary adjustments to the evolving technical regulations of the class. The focus is on securing competitiveness in an increasingly competitive field and building on past successes.
Looking ahead to the 2026 season, TF Sport’s ambition is to further solidify its position in the WEC’s GT environment and translate the team’s long-standing experience into concrete results. The combination of a solid foundation, a well-coordinated driver lineup, and the commitment to continuous improvement aims to establish TF Sport as a serious contender in international endurance racing in the years to come.
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