GRANT TRASK became the third generation family member to compete in the F1H2O Championship, following in his Father’s and Uncle’s footsteps and making his race debut in Abu Dhabi in 2016 with Emic Racing, joining F1 Atlantic in 2017.

His racing resume, to say the least has been impressive. He started racing in 2005, winning ‘Rookie-of-the-Year’ trophies in the Australian F3 and F2 Championships. He won the F3 championship in 2006 and the F2 championship in 2007 and 2008.

After taking a three year break from racing, while concentrating on family business from 2010 through 2013, he came back with a vengeance, finishing in the top three in the Australian F1, 2000cc, FO and Unlimited Outboard Championships the last four years including winning the Unlimited Outboard Championship in 2016.

Watching the hard charging Trask drive his way around a race circuit at break neck speeds, few spectators would realise that this is achieved by a young man with a disability. At the age of five, Grant was run over by a truck and as a result, lost his right leg above the knee. When racing Grant removes his prosthetic leg before being strapped into the cockpit.