18 Facts About McKenzy Cresswell

McKenzy Cresswell was born on 16 January 2006 and is a British racing driver who last competed in the GB3 Championship with Elite Motorsport, finishing fourth.

McKenzy Cresswell was a substitute driver in the 2023 FIA Formula 3 Championship with PHM Racing by Charouz.

McKenzy Cresswell is part of the BRDC Rising Star Programme.

McKenzy Cresswell subsequently competed in SKUSA karting events in the United States.

In December 2020, McKenzy Cresswell signed for JHR Developments to race in the 2021 British F4 Championship.

On his debut weekend at Thruxton, McKenzy Cresswell scored a best result of 2nd having claimed 3rd on the starting grid for the final race of the weekend.

Similarly at the next round at Knockhill in Scotland, McKenzy Cresswell secured victory in the reverse grid.

At the final event of the 2021 season at Brands Hatch, McKenzy Cresswell scored a double victory to finish 3rd in the championship.

For 2022, McKenzy Cresswell switched teams to Chris Dittmann Racing to compete in the GB3 Championship.

The subsequent event at Silverstone saw McKenzy Cresswell have another lap 1 incident in race 2 which resulted in the car rolling twice at Abbey curve.

McKenzy Cresswell was uninjured but was unable to continue for the weekend and did not start race 3.

Thereafter McKenzy Cresswell rose to finally finish fourth, thanks to consistent performance and a late season podium run where he scored more points that anyone else.

McKenzy Cresswell opted to remain with Elite Motorsport for a third GB3 season in 2024.

McKenzy Cresswell elected to continue participation in the Championship after the success of the first two rounds.

McKenzy Cresswell partnered with Tom Lebbon for the remaining three events.

McKenzy Cresswell was drafted in to replace Piotr Wisnicki at PHM Racing by Charouz during the 2023 FIA Formula 3 Championship, for the Austrian and Silverstone rounds.

McKenzy Cresswell achieved a best finish of 17th in his second race at Austria, which at that time lifted him ahead of teammates Wisnicki and Roberto Faria in the standings.

McKenzy Cresswell returned to his main GB3 campaign and was replaced by Michael Shin for the final three rounds.