Karting Webb began his career in
karting at the age of nine, progressing up through the ranks in the
Greater Manchester karting scene with the help of management from
British Touring Car Championship driver
Michael Bentwood. With more experience, Webb started to win races at the Three Sisters Karting Circuit in
Ashton-in-Makerfield, eventually winning that circuit's Mini Max Championship in 2004. He finished fourth in the Junior Max Championship in 2005, combining that with a season in T Cars.
T Cars Webb moved into
T Cars with
Graham Hathaway Engineering in 2005, combining the campaign with schoolwork and his karting career. He continued into the 2005 Autumn Trophy, finishing second to
Adrian Quaife-Hobbs. He finished third in the 2006 main series, and achieved a record seven fastest laps in a season. Webb continued his progression up the British motorsport ladder, by moving into the main British series for the
2008 season. Staying with Fortec, Webb finished every single race in the points en route to eighth in the overall championship. He finished third in the Graduates Cup for first-year drivers, behind Dean Stoneman and
James Calado. at
Oulton Park. Webb competed in three other Formula Renault series during the season, competing in the
Northern European Cup, and the British and Portuguese Winter Series championships. In the NEC, he recorded a fourth-place finish at
Spa, and added a twelfth at
Zolder to wind up 25th in the standings. In the UK Winter Series, Webb finished fourth overall in the four-race series, finishing on the podium at
Rockingham. A retirement in the second race cost him a top-three championship spot. Webb finished third in the championship with three wins, fourteen podium finishes, and four fastest laps.
Formula Renault 3.5 For
2011, Webb signed with the Spanish
Pons Racing team to race in
Formula Renault 3.5. He finished 21st in the championship with five points finishes, scoring a best result of sixth in the final race at the
Circuit de Catalunya. Webb returned to the series in
2013 with
Fortec Motorsport. Despite previously saying that he was not expecting to race single-seaters in 2014,
Indy Lights Webb made his debut in the American
Firestone Indy Lights series at the
2011 double-header at
Edmonton for
Jensen MotorSport. Webb finished on the podium in third in the first attrition-filled race and finished fifth in the second. He rejoined the team for the race in
Baltimore where he crashed out after running in the top five and made his
oval racing debut at the
Las Vegas Motor Speedway season finale where he finished tenth. Webb signed with
Sam Schmidt Motorsports to compete in the
2012 Indy Lights season. Webb finished seventh in points and won the pole and finished on the podium in third place at
Belle Isle, his best finish.
European Le Mans Series In March 2014, it was announced that Webb would join
Signatech to participate in their attempt to defend their LMP2 title alongside
Nelson Panciatici and Paul-Loup Chatin, following a last-minute deal to race the
24 Hours of Daytona with
OAK Racing. Oliver won the championship overall with wins and poles.
World Endurance championship Webb made his debut in the championship in 2015, where he drove for
Team SARD-
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