Aaron Morgan

Aaron Morgan, a 34-year-old racing driver from Basingstoke, United Kingdom, has been involved in motorsports for most of his life. His career began at the age of 7 in motocross, where he quickly progressed through the ranks, securing numerous wins and podium finishes. However, a life-altering accident at age 15 resulted in a spinal injury and paralysis from the waist down, abruptly ending his motocross aspirations.

Undeterred, Aaron returned to education, earning a degree in Sports Science from Brunel University. His passion for speed remained, leading him back to motorsports. In 2011, he became the youngest disabled person to obtain a National B racing license and debuted in the Production BMW Championship. He earned the 'driver of the year' award in his first season. Transitioning to the BMW Compact Cup Championship in 2015, he consistently improved, achieving a personal best of 17th in the championship in 2018.

In recent years, Aaron has achieved significant success in GT racing. In 2021, driving an Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT4 for Team BRIT, he secured multiple class wins and podiums in the Britcar Endurance Championship. In 2022, he continued with Team BRIT, racing a McLaren 570S GT4 in the British GT Championship alongside Bobby Trundley, marking the first all-disabled team to compete in the series, finishing 2nd in the Pro-Am GT4 class. In 2024 Aaron competed in the British Endurance Championship alongside Paul Fullick, and in 2025 he is competing with Paul once again in the Britcar Endurance Championship. Aaron's journey showcases his resilience, determination, and skill, making him an inspiring figure in the world of motorsports.