full season in the BRDC British Formula 3 Championship. He scored 3 podiums and finished the season in sixth. British LMP3 Cup In 2017 O'Keeffe also made his debut in sports car racing by competing in some events of the 2017 British LMP3 Cup together with his team Douglas Motorsport. U.S. F2000 National Championship In 2017 O'Keeffe also competed in selected races of the U.S. F2000 National Championship. Formula One In 2012 he was signed by the Red Bull Junior Team. He was dropped by Red Bull after the 2013 season. He then joined the Lotus F1 Junior Team in 2014. He parted ways with Lotus F1 prior to the 2015 season. School Of Send After retiring from racing in 2019 O'Keeffe founded the driver development program School Of Send. The program offers simulator training, in-car tuition, online coaching and trackside support for its drivers. The programs current drivers include Matthew Rees, Hunter Yeany, Dilano van 't Hoff, Rui Andrade, Max Cuthbert and Sonny Smith. In 2021 Matthew Rees became the F4 British Championship champion with O'Keeffe as head coach. Personal life As of 2019, O'Keeffe resides near St Albans, England. Racing record Racing career summary † O'Keeffe was ineligible to score points. References External links https://www.schoolofsend.co.uk/ Living people 1996 births South African racing drivers British racing drivers Karting World Championship drivers Formula BMW drivers ADAC Formel Masters drivers Formula Renault Eurocup drivers Formula Renault 2.0 NEC drivers BRDC British Formula 3 Championship drivers U.S. F2000 National Championship drivers Motopark Academy drivers R-ace GP drivers ART Grand Prix drivers KTR drivers Fortec Motorsport drivers JD Motorsport drivers FA Racing drivers Drivex drivers M2 Competition drivers Sportspeople from Johannesburg South African expatriate sportspeople in England