Phillip Scifleet
Australian racing driver
Phillip David Scifleet (born 4 May 1977) is an Australian former racing driver.
Career highlights
Early career
Starting in Karts in 1993, Scifleet's best season was in 1994 winning the Australian Formula A Title, CIK stars of Karting Championship and James Courtney Perpetual Trophy.
Scifleet moved into the cars for the Australian Suzuki Swift Series in 1995 finishing third.
Formula racing
Scifleet moved into Formula Ford in 1996, winning the New South Wales Championship. In 1997, he competed in the Australian Formula Ford Championship finishing tenth.
From there, Scifleet entered the 1998 British Formula Three Championship National Class, but ran out of funds halfway through the season. He did so well at the start of the season that he could not be caught in points and won the championship.
Supercars
Scifleet took two years off racing and entered V8 Supercar in 2000, doing mainly long-distance races until 2004, when he entered the Konica Series.
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