Born and raised on the Isle of Man, Nathan has established himself as one of the island’s most exciting road racing talents and a rising star in the TT paddock.

From winning both the Junior and Senior races at the 2019 Manx Grand Prix to securing an outstanding fourth-place finish in the 2025 Superbike TT with a personal best lap of 131.270mph, firmly establishing himself among the event’s elite competitors.

Away from racing, Nathan helps run the family business, H&H Motorcycles, and remains passionate about promoting motorcycle racing and supporting the wider Isle of Man community.

Nathan’s rise through the ranks has not been without its challenges. At just 16 years old, he suffered serious injuries in a crash at Jurby Airfield, leaving him unsure whether he would ever race again.

Through determination and resilience, he returned to the sport and has since become one of the Mountain Course’s standout competitors.

Unfortunately he’s since been injured again, and last year he was struck by a wayward bike at Donnington Park which resulted in more surgery and rehab.

Thankfully he was back to fitness for the start of the 2026 season and proudly displayed GNAAS’ logo on his helmet during the TT, after agreeing to become an ambassador for the charity.

Although Nathan has never needed the help of our critical care team, he understands the important role the charity plays across the Isle of Man.

He said: “I’ve had some bad injuries over the years and fortunately I’ve never needed to use GNAAS, but I really appreciate the work that they do, and I’m happy to support them however I can.

“GNAAS provides a vital service to the Isle of Man and it’s a crucial link for the Island.

“During the TT, and throughout the rest of the year, the team responds to road traffic collisions and other serious incidents, reaching patients quickly to provide urgent critical care and often airlifting them to hospital. The work they do is incredibly important and helps save lives.”

As a charity ambassador, Nathan will help raise awareness of GNAAS across the Isle of Man, support fundraising initiatives and encourage others to back the charity’s life-saving work.

Mandy Karsa, Isle of Man Fundraiser at GNAAS, said: “Nathan is a fantastic ambassador for the charity. Not only is he an incredibly talented rider, but he also understands just how important our service is to the Isle of Man community.

“We’re grateful for his support and look forward to working with him to help raise awareness of the life-saving care our team provides.”