Full name: Marc Andrew Scott

Known as: Marc

Date of birth: November 16 1985

Place of birth: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England

Residence: Lochmaben, Dumfries, Scotland

Nationality: Scottish

Marital status: Attached

Children: Darci and Oscar

Profession: Fishing Operations Manager

Favourite track: Lydden Hill in the UK, and Intercity Istanbul Park, Turkey

Best racing moment: Finishing 1-2 with my dad in Valkenswaard, Holland in 2009 driving RX150, Knockhill 2013, and winning the RX150 titles

Worst racing moment: Finishing equal on points in 2012, only to find out I lost out on the count-back of results and ended up Vice-Champion

Likes: Racing and motorsport in general

Dislikes: Football, bad manners and cheats

Racing ambition: To win a Supercar event outright and win the FIA World Rallycross Championship

Helmet colours: White, green, red, black, silver

Facebook: www.facebook.com/MarcScott

Twitter: @marcscott1985

Marc Scott has quickly carved out a reputation as the king of buggy racing, securing back-to-back titles in the British RX150 Rallycross Championship, with a dominant performance that saw victory in all but one round contested over the past two years. The son of Albatec Team Principal Andy Scott, Marc made his Supercar debut in the final round of the British Rallycross Championship in Andy’s Peugeot 306 at Croft in 2013 – the car in which Andy himself secured his maiden Supercar victory.

In the season climax in North Yorkshire, Marc took two wins, two seconds and two third places from three heats in both the final domestic round and the British Grand Prix, finishing on the podium in the final round of the championship, and securing a stunning fifth place in the season-ending Grand Prix. The 28 year-old Lochmaben driver made his World RX debut in 2014 aboard Jacques Villeneuve’s 600bhp Peugeot 208 Supercar at Intercity Istanbul Park. In 2015 Marc defends his double RX150 crown under the Albatec Racing banner.