Bryce Aron Racing
2020 History MAking
Team USA Scholarship Winner
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EuroFormula Open Race Winner, British F3 Race Winner, Formula Regional Oceania 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!
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Highlights
Bryce Aron Moves to HMD Motorsports for 2025 INDY NXT by Firestone Campaign
Returning for his second year of INDY NXT by Firestone competition, Bryce Aron will be making the switch to HMD Motorsports for the upcoming 2025 season. Piloting the #39 Jaguar Land Rover Chesterfield branded entry, Aron is set to build on his impressive rookie campaign as he continues his rise in America’s premier open-wheel development series.
“I’m extremely excited to be joining HMD motorsports for the 2025 INDY NXT season,” explained Bryce Aron. “The goal is nothing short of winning the championship, and I believe together with HMD, this is possible. I’m looking forward to getting started with the team at IMS later this week.”
In his rookie INDY NXT by Firestone season, Aron showed his potential claiming two podium results, with third-place finishes at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca and Portland International Raceway. He added a fourth-place finish at the Milwaukee Mile, showing speed and skill on road courses and oval tracks. Showing steady improvement
throughout the second half of the season, the 21-year-old Illinois native will be an instant contender for wins, and the championship title.
“Bryce steadily improved throughout the 2024 season, and we are very confident in his ability to be at the pointy end of the field week in and week out,” added Team President Mike Maurini. “Experience is key in the INDY NXT program, and Bryce is entering his sophomore season with experience at every venue that we will compete at in the 2025 season.”
Before joining the NTT INDYCAR SERIES development ladder, Aron spent four years racing and in Europe where he claimed multiple race wins and podiums across championships, including in GB3 with Hitech and EuroFormula Open with Motopark. Despite foregoing the season’s final three races, in EuroFormula Open, Aron finished fourth in the championship with three wins and two additional podiums. Aron was also the only one of the three INDY NXT drivers to claim a victory in the 2024 Formula Regional Oceania championship.
Bryce Aron will hit the track this coming Friday, October 18 for the annual Chris Griffis Memorial Test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Photo Credit: Ignite Media
Aron Wraps Up Strong Indy NXT Rookie Season in Nashville
Aron Continues 2nd-Half Charge With 4th Place Finish at the Milwaukee Mile
Bryce is currently the 4th highest points scorer in the 2nd half of the season, behind only the top 3 in the championship....
Bryce Aron Finishes on the Podium in Portland
Aron Wins Biggest Mover Award at
Outfront Showdown
Aron Goes 3 Wide to Score a 6th Place Finish on 1st Visit to World Wide Technology Raceway
Bryce Aron Fastest Rookie at IMS in Only Practice Session
Bryce Aron was the fastest rookie and the third fastest overall at IMS in the only practice session of the Grand Prix weekend. Aron was hit in both races but was 5th fastest in race 2 despite damage from the contact.
Aron running solidly in 5th at Barber until mechanical failure at end of race results in P8 finish
Images: Ignite Media
Photo Credit: Joe Skibinski
Aron Wins in New Zealand
Aron Takes Third Win at Paul Ricard
Wins by Largest Margin of Victory + Closes the Gap to Championship Lead
Aron Dominates at Hungaroring
Wins by Largest Margin of Victory + Claims Fastest Race Lap of the Race Weekend
Brilliant Win for Aron at Spa Francorchamps
Aron Wins by over 10 Seconds at Paul Ricard
Aron Dominates at the Hungaroring
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Euroformulaopen.net
Aron Wins at Spa Francorchamps
Brilliant Maiden Win for Bryce Aron at Spa Francorchamps
Bryce Aron brilliantly took his maiden Euroformula Open win this morning at Spa-Francorchamps. The American driver of Motopark put a faultless performance throughout a Race 2 full of duels. He first had to battle with Francesco Simonazzi (BVM Racing) with whom he exchanged the lead several times before having to keep at bay Noel León in the closing laps. “It was a tough, exciting race, with a lot of fighting”, said Aron, “but I managed to keep cool, focusing on what I had to do, keeping my points."
-Euroformulaopen.net
Aron Top 5 at Suzuka
Bryce was consistently in the top 5 and finished the 2nd day of testing as 5th fastest overall. Gearbox failures prevented Bryce from setting a time on the first day of testing.
Aron Top 5 with B-MAX Racing
2022 Japanese SUPER FORMULA LIGHTS Championship Official Test Results
Stellar Performance at Season Finale
Photos by Jakob Ebrey
Aron Out Qualifies Browning + Ends Season on the Podium
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
Photo Credit: Jeff Bloxham
Photo Credit: Rachel Bourne
Photo Credit: Jakob Ebery
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
