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Joe Osborne (born 7 March 1989) is a British racing driver. Born inBedford,Bedfordshire, he is based inOlney, U.K. He won the2009 GT4 European Cup. He has been a McLaren Automotive Factory Driver since 2018.^[1] He has started a career in commentating, his style has been described as out-spoken, direct and refreshing. Featuring on British GT to start with in 2022. Working for F1TV on F1 Academy, Porsche Supercup, F3 and F2. Replacing John Watson in 2025 for GTWC Europe. IGTC races too.

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