Zak Best was born on 11 October 2001 and is an Australian racing car driver.
16 Facts About Zak Best
Zak Best currently competes in the Dunlop Super2 Series in the No 17 Ford Mustang GT, with wins, podiums and poles to his name in the Super2 Series.
Zak Best raced in the 2021 Bathurst 1000, finishing in fifteenth.
For 2020, Zak Best moved up to the Super2 Series, still driving for MW Motorsport.
Zak Best switched to Tickford Racing for 2021, finishing the series in second place behind Broc Feeney.
Zak Best finished runner up again in his 2022 campaign.
Zak Best announced for his 2023 Super2 campaign that he would be making the switch to Anderson Motorsport driving an ex-Dick Johnson Racing Ford Mustang GT.
Zak Best will join Tickford Racing for the endurance events.
Zak Best made his Supercars Championship and Bathurst 1000 debut in 2021 driving with his Super2 team Tickford Racing.
Zak Best partnered regular driver Jack Le Brocq in his Ford Mustang GT for the 2021 Bathurst 1000.
Zak Best was given a late call-up due to Alexandre Premat being unable to make the trip to Australia.
Zak Best was described by team principal Tim Edwards as being one of the best co-drivers in that year's race.
In Sunday qualifying, Zak Best crashed, forcing him to start from the back on the grid in the final two races.
On July 30,2022, Zak Best became the youngest and first Supercars Championship wildcard entrant to claim a pole position, which was done at the 2022 The Bend SuperSprint.
Zak Best finished race 21 5th, becoming the highest finishing placed wildcard entrant.
Aussie Racing Cars 2016 at age 14, Zak Best was the youngest ever to compete and win a race and runner up Rookie, in an Aussie Racing Car.