09/03/26
Revie Lake Partners with Fly VelAir for the Next Chapter of His Racing Career
Revie Lake is pleased to announce a new partnership with Fly VelAir, bringing a premium aviation partner into his growing racing programme.
The 16-year-old British GT driver is currently competing in the 2026 British GT Championship, racing a McLaren Artura GT4 and travelling across the UK and Europe as his career continues to develop.
For a young driver competing at this level, racing is about far more than what happens once the helmet goes on.
The logistics behind a race weekend are enormous.
And that is where Fly VelAir enters the picture.
More than a flight
Fly VelAir describes its service as a pilot-led private luxury jet charter experience, with the company focusing on making the journey as seamless as the destination itself. Its offering includes support around private terminals, ground transportation and crew coordination.
For Revie, the partnership brings together two worlds built around precision, preparation and performance.
Motorsport operates on tight schedules.
Race weekends can involve early starts, long journeys and travel between different countries and circuits. For a young driver balancing racing, preparation and commitments away from the track, efficient travel can make a significant difference.
A season on the move
Revie's 2026 British GT campaign has already taken him to some of Europe's most famous racing venues.
Silverstone opened the season before the championship travelled to Oulton Park and then across the Channel to Spa-Francorchamps.
The calendar will continue with further UK events, including Donington Park and Brands Hatch.
For Revie, every circuit presents another opportunity to learn.
Spa was particularly significant, as the teenager experienced the legendary Belgian circuit in a real GT4 car for the first time after previously knowing it through simulation.
He immediately demonstrated his potential by topping the GT4 order in opening practice.
Supporting the bigger picture
As Revie's racing career develops, so too does the infrastructure surrounding it.
At 16, he is already operating in a professional GT environment, sharing a McLaren with Blake Angliss and competing against drivers with considerably more experience.
The goal is to make sure that every element of the programme is working towards the same objective.
That includes preparation.
That includes training.
And it includes getting to each event ready to perform.
Fly VelAir's approach of managing the details around the journey fits naturally into that philosophy.
"Racing at this level involves so much more than the actual time on track," says Revie. "Getting to events, being prepared and making the most of every opportunity are all important.
"I'm really pleased to have Fly VelAir supporting me as I continue this journey."
The journey continues
Revie's career has already developed at remarkable speed.
After beginning his real-world racing career in Ginetta Junior in 2025, he stepped into British GT and McLaren GT4 machinery for 2026.
Along the way, he has experienced the highs and lows of professional motorsport - from difficult races and retirements to front-running pace at Spa and Snetterton.
Now, with Fly VelAir joining the programme, Revie has another partner supporting the next stage of his journey.
The destination is still unknown.
But the journey has already begun.