Portugal
Spain
France| Nationality | GBR |
| Date of birth | 26.12.1996 |
| Birthplace | Manchester, GBR |
| Co-driver |
Jonas Andersson |
| First WRC rally |
2014, Wales Rally GB |
| First WRC stage win |
2022, Rallye Monte-Carlo SS7 |
| WRC stage wins |
2 |
| Rally1 debut |
2022, Rallye Monte-Carlo |
| Best Rally1 result |
5th, Rallye Monte-Carlo & Rally Sweden (2022) |
| Best WRC result | 4th Safari Rally Kenya 2021 |
| First WRC2 stage win |
2017, Rally Poland 2017 SS3 |
| WRC2 stage wins |
35 |
| First WRC2 podium |
2018, Rally Mexico |
| WRC2 podiums | 9 |
| First WRC2 win |
2023, Rally Mexico |
| WRC2 wins | 3 |
| Best overall WRC2 season
result |
2nd (2023) |
| First WRC2 Pro stage win |
2019, Rallye Monte-Carlo SS1 |
| WRC2 Pro stage wins | 19 |
| First WRC2 Pro podium |
2019, Rallye Monte-Carlo |
| WRC2 Pro podiums | 6 |
| First WRC2 Pro win |
2019, Rallye Monte-Carlo |
| WRC2 Pro wins | 2 |
| Best overall WRC2 Pro season
result |
3rd (2019) |
| Website |
www.gusgreensmith.com |
Gus Greensmith
Impressive displays when called up as an injury replacement in 2019 earned the Briton a seat at the top table with M-Sport Ford for 2020. After picking up his maiden stage win in 2022, it was not enough for the former Manchester City youth football to retain his spot with the British outfit for 2023.
