Since 2014, Aaron has raced as the only disabled driver in the BMW Compact Cup Championship. Having been approached by Founder and CEO of Team BRIT, Dave Player, Aaron is set to take to the track with Team BRIT in 2020 in the Aston Martin GT4.

Nerys competed in the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia, coming fourth in para power lifting and in 2019 she conquered ‘Race Across America’ known as the toughest cycle race in the world, on a hand bike with a team of seven adaptive sportswomen. She now wants to become the world’s fastest disabled female with Team BRIT.

Luke came across Team BRIT online and got in touch to find out more about its Racing Academy opportunities, being a lifetime fan of racing. He joined the team for two track days in April 2020 and was invited to join the team as a rookie. Luke now races in one of the team’s BMW 116s in the Trophy Category of the Britcar Championship.

At the age of 12 he discovered karting, which had a huge effect on him and helped him manage the challenges that Asperger’s can cause. He won a £30k scholarship to go racing at the age of 14 which opened doors to the expensive world of motorsport.

Racing driver with Team BRIT, diagnosed with Autism and Dyspraxia at 4 years old. Five times national kart racing champion. Passionate about normalising disability in Motorsport and raising Autism and Learning Disability awareness and acceptance.

Race driver for Team BRIT with right sided multi-limb disabilities, spinal issues and more following an RTC in 2013. Brand ambassador for Texaco Lubricants Europe. Sponsored by Inspired Business Media, GRDetailing and valeting.