Bryce Aron Racing
2022 GB3 Teams Champions
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2020 History MAking
Team USA Scholarship Winner
Stellar Performance at Season Finale
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Top Pace at Spa Francorchamps
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Top Pace + Trio of Top Tens at Brands Hatch
Rapid at Silverstone
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About
2022 Team: Hitech GP
GB3 Race Winner!
2020 Team USA Scholarship Winner
The 1st American in the history of British motorsport to finish with a podium and a top 5 in the two iconic end of year Formula Ford events.
Walter Hayes Trophy Podium!
Highlights
Aron Storms to P3 in Qualifying, Out Performs Championship Contenders + Ends the Season on the Podium
Hitech Grand Prix are pleased to confirm their driver line-up for the 2022 GB3 Championship partnered by the BRDC. Bryce Aron, Luke Browning and Cian Shields will join the team in this year’s championship which feature eight rounds across the U.K. and Belgium in a season that will see the introduction of the brand new Tatuus MSV-022 car.
Bryce Aron joins the team with a season of experience in the championship already. The American driver is a winner of the Team USA Scholarship and finished third in the Walter Hayes Trophy in 2020. The 18-year-old then progressed into GB3 at the start of 2021, and showed excellent consistency, finishing every race, claiming 12 finishes in the top-10 in his first year of slicks and wings racing.
Aron commented:
“I’m excited to be joining Hitech in the 2022 GB3 Championship. I believe my experience as a second year driver in the series will be a great platform to build from. I can’t wait to get back in the car and get started.”
GB3 MOVES OF THE SEASON
Fantastic Debut for Bryce Aron in BRDC Formula 3 at Brands Hatch
Bryce had a fantastic opening round in the BRDC F3 Championship Series. Bryce finished 10th, 9th and 4th in a field of 19 cars.
With the high downforce/ high aero F3 cars it is very difficult to pass on a track like the Brands Hatch GP Circuit. Bryce moved up 2 places finishing race 1 in 10th place. During Race 2 Bryce started in 11th (due to a penalty to another driver in race 1) and was able to move forward to a 9th place finish. Race 3 Bryce started in 8th position and made some bold moves, passing on the outside of turn 3 Graham Hill Bend, going over the curbing and touching the grass at the exit and a daring high speed 115 mph pass around the outside at Hawthorn turn 5 to finish just off the podium in 4th place.
“Bryce Aron (Carlin) took fourth from Grundtvig. Carlin’s American driver set the fastest lap of the race with a 1:21.933 on Lap 7,...Aron was a man on a mission, looking this way and that to move past Patterson for third place,... with two laps remaining.” The Chequered Flag
“Aron … (was) surging through the field; he started eighth and was sixth on the first lap. He gained another place on lap three and then passed Mikkel Grundtvig for fourth on lap seven. He then immediately closed on Patterson but was unable to progress onto the podium, finishing just two tenths shy, and the first car in a train behind the Scotsman.”- BRDC F3
Round two gets underway at Silverstone 26th-27th June.
Bryce rounded up his first British F3 race weekend, “I’m really happy with how we’ve progressed – I want to say thanks to the team and my engineer Jimmy and Phil at EDGE for everything we’ve done this weekend. I was able to make positions around the outside where I could. Unfortunately, we just missed out on the podium, but I’m still so pleased with the result.”
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Bryce Featured in Motorsport News
Thank you to Graham Keilloh and Motorsport News for the great article!
impressive Podium finish for Aron Walter Hayes Trophy
SILVERSTONE, England (November 1, 2020) – Bryce Aron produced two excellent performances today at a treacherously slick Silverstone National circuit on his way to a third-place finish in the Walter Hayes Trophy Grand Final behind veterans Oliver White and Neil Maclennan. Aron, who started ninth, became the fourth Team USA Scholarship driver to stand on the overall podium in the last seven years, following in the footsteps of Michai Stephens (2014), Oliver Askew (‘16) and Scott Huffaker (‘19) – in addition to the trio of victories earned by Conor Daly (‘08), Connor De Phillippi (‘09) and Tristan Nunez (‘12). - Team USA Scholarship
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Bryce Aron takes Top 5 in Formula Ford Festival Grand Final, Podium in Semi-Final
Top-Five for Aron, Top-10 for Lee in Dramatic Formula Ford Festival
WEST KINGSDOWN, England (October 25, 2020) – This weekend’s 49th annual BRSCC Formula Ford Festival at Brands Hatch truly lived up to expectations as a trio of young Americans played their part in providing some exceptional racing action in extremely tricky conditions.
Bryce Aron, from Winnetka, Ill., looked set for at least a podium finish in his Team USA Scholarship/Low Dempsey Ray. The 17-year-old ran strongly in third place until being elbowed down to fifth following a late-race Safety Car interruption. - Team USA Scholarship
Formula Ford Festival Semi-Final Podium Interview
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