Hugo Allan is New Zealand-based race car driver and high-performance coach with a background that spans real-world motorsport and simulator racing.
In 2022, he won the Rookie Championship in the Toyota 86 series with International Motorsport, securing two race wins.
In 2023, he tested the FT-60 with Toyota and was selected for the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Talent Pool, gaining valuable experience in both the 991 and 992 Cup cars.
Throughout 2024, he focused on building long-term relationships and strengthening his foundation to return to racing. That work paid off as he stepped back into the GR86 series for the 2024/25 season with incredible support and went on to win the championship.
Hugo and Chris White won the 2025 Tony Quinn Foundation Trustees Choice Prize, an incredible opportunity to race in the Monochrome GT4 Australian Championship, piloting a Toyota Supra GT4 Evo alongside Tony Quinn himself. They will each compete in one round initially, with potential for additional rounds based on their performance both on and off track.
Alongside racing, he continues to coach a range of drivers in both simulator and real-world environments. Coaching has helped Hugo grow as a driver too, reinforcing fundamentals, sharpening his technical approach, and keeping him fully immersed in the sport even while off-track.
His ultimate goal is to become a Supercars driver. Every race, every opportunity, and every bit of work off-track is focused on that target. He is fully committed to not just reaching Supercars, but earning his place there and building a long-term career competing at the highest level.
