29 Facts About Trenton Estep

Trenton Estep was born on November 24,1999 and is an American professional racing driver.

Trenton Estep competed in various karting competitions such as SKUSA Pro Tour, Florida Winter Tour, US Open and Rotax Grand Finals in Portugal.

Trenton Estep entered the Formula Tour F1600, Toyo Tires F1600 Championship Series and Canadian F1600 Super Series winning two championships.

Trenton Estep ran in the opening round of the Redbull Global Rallycross Championship in Phoenix Arizona.

In 2017 Trenton Estep made his transition from open wheel to cars in the North American Porsche GT3 Cup Series, with JDX Racing.

Trenton Estep finished on podium 11 of 16 races with multiple wins placing 3rd in the Porsche GT3 Cup Championship.

Trenton Estep went on to finish on Podium in 14 of 16 races winning the 2018 IMSA Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Championship.

Trenton Estep was only 1 of 11 and the youngest at age 18 of the top Porsche drivers from all over the world under the age of 25 to receive the exclusive invite.

Trenton Estep was born in San Antonio, Texas and started racing go-karts at the age of 4 at his local track called Hill Country Kart Club located in New Braunfels, Texas.

Trenton Estep was mentored and supported by Tommy Muth of Texas Karts.

Trenton Estep went on to win numerous club and Texas road racing championships before he started karting at a national level in 2011.

In 2011 Trenton Estep finished sixth in the SKUSA Pro Tour TaG Cadet series.

In 2014 Trenton Estep joined Dallas Karting Complex to win the SKUSA Pro Tour S5 Shifter class aboard his Sodi Kart chassis after sweeping both the SKUSA SpringNats and SummerNats and then wrapping up the SKUSA Pro-Tour title in Las Vegas at the SuperNats.

Trenton Estep clinched both Championships winning twelve out of seventeen races.

Trenton Estep shattered the F1 Canadian Grand Prix F1600 track record by an amazing 1.4 seconds.

Trenton Estep holds the track record at North America's oldest street race Trois Rivieres or GP3R as well as track records at Mont Tremblant and Calabogie.

Alongside the Formula Tour F1600 Trenton Estep competed in only a select few races in the Ontario-based Toyo Tires F1600 Championship Series where he finished third in the championship.

Trenton Estep competed in the US in only two race weekends F1600 Championship Series events at Road Atlanta and Virginia International Raceway.

Trenton Estep won the second race of the weekend at Virginia International Raceway.

Trenton Estep made a one-off appearance in RedbullGlobal RallyCross with PMG Rallysport replacing Parker Chase at the Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park in Chandler, Arizona.

Trenton Estep received the last minute opportunity just days before the event only having 4 laps in a business parking lot to fit seat and test radio before leaving for Arizona.

Trenton Estep had to teach himself how to drive in the dirt, E-Brake and jump a rally car off a dirt ramp 50' as he raced the car.

Trenton Estep went on to lead the Final live on NBC Sports when his front suspension broke taking him out of the lead and the race.

In 2016 Trenton Estep made the leap from Junior to Senior class in karting.

Trenton Estep won in only his second start in the Florida Winter Tour in Round Two at Ocala Grand Prix.

Trenton Estep competed against an international field including European World Champion Jordan Lennox-Lamb and Canadian Indy Car driver Zachary Claman DeMelo.

Trenton Estep finished on podium 11 of 16 races with multiple wins placing 3rd in the Porsche Championship.

Trenton Estep ended the 2018 Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge winning the Championship over close friend and competitor Roman DeAngelis.

Trenton Estep ran a partial season in TCR with CB Motorsports.