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Jack is kneeling on a racetrack, wearing a white hate, sitting beside a hip-high trophy and his racing helmet.

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Jack Millar: The Northern Ireland boy racer who won world karting championship

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Twelve-year-old Jack Millar from Lisburn, Northern Ireland, won the Tillotson T4 Nations Cup 2026 in Valencia, competing against 36 drivers in his category and representing Team Ireland. Despite not coming from a racing background, the Wallace High School pupil secured first place in the final after strong qualifying heats. He now aspires to pursue a career in GT3 motorsport.

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  • Twelve-year-old Jack Millar won the 2026 Tillotson T4 Nations Cup in Valencia, Spain.
  • He competed in the two-stroke category against 36 drivers, representing Team Ireland.
  • Millar is a Year 9 pupil at Wallace High School in Lisburn.
  • He hopes to eventually become a GT3 world champion.
  • Neither of his parents came from a motorsport background, with his interest stemming from his older brother Euan.
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