Nathan commenced kart racing in May 1993 in a 60cc cadet kart, after limited success he changed class on his 11th birthday in 1994 to Formula Junior TKM in a 100cc kart. During the next 4 - ½ years Nathan achieved considerable success at both club and national level and was the leading Project One Racing kart driver during this period. In January 1999 because of his increasing height and weight, Nathan joined the ranks of Formula Senior TKM as one of the favourites for the National title, only 3 months after his 15th birthday. Unfortunately whilst he enjoyed unparalleled success at club level, bad luck and mechanical problems dogged his national ambitions. As Nathan was still growing and potentially would have problems making the weight in the 100cc classes in 2000, a decision was taken to move into the increasingly popular 125 Open gearbox class and the new Formula Rotax class.
After only 16 gearbox races in total during 2000 Nathan finished 4th in the National Championship.
2001 Nathan becomes the youngest ever winner of a National Superkart Title the UK Cup / O Plate and again finishes 4th in the National Short Circuit Championship, as well as becoming Midland Champion and 3 Sisters Club Champion.
2002 Nathan adds the 125 Kart Grand Prix to his CV, as well as finishing 2nd in the Short Circuit, 3rd in the Superkart Long Circuit, and winning the Gold Cup.
2003 Nathan Becomes the youngest driver to hold both the Superkart 125 Open GP and 'O' Plate at the same time
Nathan wins the 125 Open British Superkart Title
Nathan remains the most talented all round kart racer in the UK.