Warren Hughes is a driver widely regarded as one of the very best of his generation. He has even been described as "the best driver outside of F1" by a racing journalist. He became the most statistically dominant British Formula Ford champion of all time, taking 19 wins from 24 starts in the category in 1990, a start-to-win ratio that even eclipsed that of Ayrton Senna, set nine years earlier.

But Warren is no longer chasing the Grand Prix dream. Instead he sees his future as a top international racer in Sportscar racing. With six sensational performances in the Le Mans 24 Hour race, the highlight being a class victory and lap record in 2005, and four consecutive seasons in the Le Mans Series, it is a path he has well and truly established.

He has a huge range of experience which has seen him involved in many new sportscar projects that have benefited heavily from his organisational and set-up skills. He has also shown his pedigree by slotting seamlessly in to well established teams when the opportunity has arisen. His speed, technical skill and the ability to be a true team player has held him in good stead and he has proved to be a huge asset to the teams he's driven for.

Warren's ability to adapt to any category and quickly become a winner is gaining wide recognition.