• AGE

  • WINS THIS SEASON

  • PODIUMS THIS SEASON

  • 🥇 24 Hours of Spa 2024 Winners

  • 🥇 500km of Spa 2025 Winners

  • 🥇 GT Open Hockenheim 2025 Winners

  • 🥇 GT Open Hungaroring 2025 Winners

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  • 🥇 IAME Asia Champion

  • 🥇 IAME European Champion

  • 🥇 IAME I-Games Champion

  • 🥇 Kartmasters GP Champion

  • 🥇 British Open Vice-Champion

  • 🥈 2nd Rotax International

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2018

This season would see Aaron establish himself as a racing driver as he took on the best in Britain racing in both National championships in the Mini X30 class. Reaching the podium numerous times would see Aaron go on to finish 3rd overall in the Super One British Karting Championship. 2nd overall at Whilton Mill would also assert his status as a top driver in one of the toughest championships in the UK.

2019

Now making the step up to the premier Junior class, Aaron found his feet securing a seeded place in the British Championships—16th in the world and the IAME Asia champion! This would only be the start of the climb to the top for Aaron as 2020 hosted a truly sensational year.

2020

In all the dram of Covid, Aaron shone brightly as he embarked on a phenomenal season with his Strawberry Racing Team. A sensational start would see Aaron finish on the podium at both the IAME and Rotax winter cups. From here it was only up: Kartmasters GP champion, IAME European Champion, IAME I-Games Champion and 2nd in the Rotax International trophy.

2021

A step to the top class in the country resulted in winning the British Open Vice Championship. A very strong year would follow finishing 4th in Europe on a very experienced grid and 9th in the world to mark himself as a force in the Senior karting paddock. Success continued in 2021 as the Zuera Cup winner and 3rd in the I-Games.

2022

2022 was the year Aaron had his first experience in a GT3 car. After a few months of testing, he competed in the final race in the British GT Championship at Donnington, securing P2. As well as this, he also competed in the Gulf 12 hours in December at Abu Dhabi.

2023

2023 saw Aaron progress fully into the world of GT3, racing in both the GT Open and GT World Challenge series, along with one round of the Asian Le Mans Series at the end of the year. Result highlights include P4 in the GT World Challenge series in the Pro-Am class and a solid P3 at Monza in the GT Open. 

2024

The 2024 season kicked off with the final three rounds of the Asian Le Mans Series, including the 4 Hours of Dubai and two 4 Hours of Abu Dhabi races. Aaron and the team showed strong pace in qualifying and practice but struggled to convert that into results in the early races. However, as the year progressed, they found their rhythm and went on to secure several victories that out-shadowed these earlier teething issues—most notably a win at the prestigious 24 Hours of Spa.

2025

In 2025, Aaron partnered with Steve Jans for the GT Open International season, securing an incredible 4 wins and 7 podiums in just 8 rounds. While 2024 was a little turbulent and inconsistent, 2025 was harmonious and successful right until the final round. The pair secured 2nd place in the PRO-AM class and are looking for redemption come 2026.