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Age: 24

Hometown: Chicago, IL

Career Goals: Alastair is currently competing in both the American Rally Association RC2 class and the Nitrocross NEXT class, and has his sights set on a future double national championship win, as well as eventually competing in other motorsport series such as open-wheel racing and sports car racing.

Alastair’s Story

Growing up with a world-class track, Road America, in his backyard and inspired by his father’s racing experience in Formula Fords, Alastair fell in love with every facet of motorsport from a young age. As his passion grew from a collection of matchbox cars, Alastair’s father enrolled him in a local karting class where he earned a license and began racing with his brother on the weekends. Following his father’s death as a result of a battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) in 2011, Alastair kept karting and fueling his passion for everything automotive. Years later, in 2018, Alastair visited DirtFish Rally School where he experienced the thrill of sliding on gravel in a Subaru WRX STI for the first time. Leaving that experience as a racing addict, Alastair decided to complete his academic career before pursuing a professional racing career.

Alastair (left) and Gordon (right) accompanied by a 1997 Lola T97 Indy Lights at Road America [2009]

Gordon (left) and Alastair (right) at Road America beside a 2003 Audi LMP1 [2009]

FAST FORWARD to a family affair…

Today, both Alastair and his brother, Gordon Scully, race to be the best in their respective fields. While Alastair began his motorsports career playing in the dirt and mastering the art of control while pushing flat out on low-grip surfaces, Gordon is a force to be reckoned with on road courses, beginning his journey in Formula 1600, climbing the ranks to a USF 2000 debut in 2023, and now competing in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge in the GS class. Despite nearly opposite motorsport disciplines, the two remain incredibly close, bonding over their love of motorsports and intrinsic desire to be among the best. The presence of “brotherly love” is a clear motivating force for each driver, but each has a tremendous level of respect for the other’s abilities and disciplines. Alastair can frequently be seen alongside Gordon at his races standing on pit-wall or listening intently while de-briefing the session, and Gordon has done the same for Alastair, serving as his spotter, coach, and integral part of the team during Alastair’s Nitrocross debut season. The unstoppable pairing is encouraged by their mother, Lisa Scully, who serves as Alastair’s manager for Nitrocross and the brothers’ #1 fan on and off the track. When asked if she ever thought that both of her sons would turn out to be racing drivers, Lisa replied, “Well… they did play with matchbox cars more than most other children… but I never saw this one coming.”

Alastair (right) and Gordon (left) attending Les Turner ALS Foundation Fundraiser

Alastair’s (middle) Nitrocross debut alongside his spotter, Gordon (left), and their mother (right).

Accolades

Following his graduation from Lake Forest College, Alastair began training with Team O’Neil Rally School before competing in his debut rally season in a Fiesta ST, while also making a name for himself in Nitrocross NEXT where he began competing in a OMSE SuperCar Lite. Alastair continued the in the dedicated pursuit of his goals by earning a second place finish during his WRC2 debut, just one year after beginning his racing career. Less than 2 months after the success of his RC2 debut, Alastair went on to make his debut in O4WD at the 2025 Sno*Drift Rally where he achieved his first ever double podium by winning 1st in class and 3rd place overall despite treacherous and equalizing conditions, marking a monumental achievement in his career and proving himself to anyone who doubted him.