Aaron’s meteoric rise in racing began in 2015.

Starting from humble beginnings, Aaron’s first racing experience was regional dirt oval kart racing around the rural dirt tracks of southern and central Louisiana, winning a local track championship in his first year of competition. At 17 years old, he knew the move to cars needed to come soon.  Aaron graduated from Skip Barber 3-day school in October 2016, and only a month later secured his first race victory in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Series.

Despite limited financial resources, Aaron’s talent was undeniable. In 2017, he competed in the full Lucas Oil Formula Car Championship season, winning multiple races and finishing as runner-up. His impressive performance earned him the prestigious Team USA Scholarship, allowing him to compete in two of the world’s biggest Formula Ford races.

In the following years, Aaron continued to showcase his skills in open-wheel racing, competing in series like Formula 2000 and Formula 1600. He also ventured into sports car racing, winning the Spec MX-5 Invitational Championship and MX-5 Cup Shootout in 2020.

Since then, Aaron has been a consistent front-runner in the Mazda MX-5 Cup series, securing multiple poles, wins, and laps led. His impressive achievements include finishing 2nd in the 2023 Championship standings and winning the 2022 Spec Miata National Championship.

In 2024 Aaron stormed onto the Porsche Motorsport North America scene and had quick success in the Porsche 992 GT3 Cup.

Beyond his racing career, Aaron is a dedicated coach and mentor. He has worked with a variety of amateur and professional racers across different categories, sharing his expertise in data analysis, video review, and effective communication with race engineers.