Scott Pye

Scott Robert Pye ( born January 8, 1990 in Adelaide ) is an Australian racing driver.

Career

Like most racers began Pye his career in karting. In 2007 he moved to Formula racing and was a win eighth in the New South Wales Formula Ford in 2008, he joined the Australian Formula Ford, who finished four races on the podium and finished the season starting in seventh place overall. 2009 Pye took first in the Toyota Racing Series, the highest single-seater series in New Zealand, at. He won a race and finished at the end of the season fourth overall. Then Pye returned to the Australian Formula Ford. He won two races and finished third in the championship.

2010 Pye moved to Europe Jamun Racing in the British Formula Ford, who decided 12 of 25 races for themselves and won the league title in front of Scott Malvern. He also took part in two races in the Benelux Formula Ford, one of which he won one. 2011 Pye initially joined for ETEC Motorsport on the first four of five race weekend of the Toyota Racing Series. Pye won a race and finished the season in fourth place overall. He then returned to Europe and went for Double R racing in the British Formula 3 Championship at the start. He won a race and was end of the season in tenth place in the driver standings. He was the best pilot of the team.

Career stations

• 2007: New South Wales Formula Ford (8th place )
• 2008: Australian Formula Ford ( 7th place)
• 2009: Toyota Racing Series (4th place )

• 2009: Australian Formula Ford ( 3rd place)
• 2010: British Formula Ford (Master)
• 2010: Benelux Formula Ford ( 13th)

• 2011: Toyota Racing Series (4th place )
• 2011: British Formula 3 ( 10th place )