Cameron Parsons

Cameron's been racing for more than 20 years, starting in go karts when he was just 11 years old. He quickly climbed up the ladder into faster karts against higher competition at a national level. His entry into cars was in open wheel formula cars in 2009. In just his second year in 2010, he won the season championship in the Formula Car Challenge series, followed by another season victory in 2014. Since then, he's had the opportunity to compete in a variety of open wheel cars as well as touring cars, even a short stint as a co-driver/navigator in stage rally. Cameron operates his own racing team where he coaches beginner to advanced drivers, provides trackside support, and works with other teams in car development and as a driver. He contributes to the car and track enthusiasts as a writer for multiple automotive publications, while running track day events with Speed Ventures. Most recently, he's been competing in the TA2 class in the Trans Am series, piloting a 500 horsepower Chevy Camaro that mirrors modern Nascars. He earned the Trans Am West Coast Championship Rookie of the Year in 2020. In 2021, he was invited to drive with team Spoon Sports in their USA/Japan joint effort in the NASA 25 Hours of Thunderhill where him and the team took first place in the E0 class.

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