Dan Parker has turned his attention to Endurance racing for 2015 having missed out on a drive in the Ginetta GT4 challenge.

Not only is Dan targeting a new race series he is also under new management and is also looking at the possibility of competing in the Renault Clio Cup as well.

The 31-year-old former British Army soldier, who made the transition to becoming a professional racing driver back in 2002, has stayed focused and determined, so as to make it to the very top.

Parker is also a fully-qualified ARDS instructor, and is also helping other racing drivers develop towards their own goals, which shows his commitment to helping other drivers fulfil their potential.

Alex Goldschmidt, will now be working with Parker as not only his manager, but also as his official Press Officer, in a view to not only help him move forward, but to also provide a professional service, in terms of brand partnerships and media coverage.

Speaking about the partnership Alex said: “It is a pleasure to begin this association with Dan, as his hard working ethic and commitment are just some of the defining characteristics he has to succeed.

“His belief and positive mental attitude is something that defines him as an individual. By working together, I look forward to helping his career progress towards a very bright future.”

Parker, who is looking towards not only national championships, but he is also considering a move towards an international endurance racing series that could help him to further enhance his skills as a racing driver.

Dan said: “I’m pleased that Alex and I have not only the passion to succeed and move forward, but his approach towards assisting me has made this decision to work with him all the more straightforward. I look forward to working with him to move my way up the racing ladder to the likes of the British Touring Car Championship in years to come.

Further details of Dan Parker’s racing program for 2015 will be revealed in due course, subject to confirmation.