Courtney Crone

Courtney Crone, born on March 7, 2001, is a versatile American racing driver with a diverse background spanning multiple disciplines within motorsports. Hailing from Corona, California, Crone's racing journey began at the tender age of three in go-karts, setting the stage for a career marked by adaptability and skill. She transitioned to Junior Speedway at age 11, securing three track championships in the 150cc Motorcycle class. Crone's early achievements also include winning the 2016 Perris Auto Speedway Young Guns Championship in Sprint Cars and being named the 2016 USAC Western States Midget Rookie of the Year.

Crone's experience extends to dirt and pavement USAC Midget and Sprint Cars, LMP3 prototypes, and various junior Formula Cars. Notably, she secured three Formula Mazda race wins in 2016. In 2021, Crone shifted her focus to prototypes, finishing eighth in the IMSA Prototype Challenge. She also competed in the IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge, earning the 2023 IMSA Diverse Driver Development Scholarship. In 2024, she participated in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America and made a wildcard appearance in the F1 Academy.

Looking ahead, Crone is set to compete in the 2025 F1 Academy season with ART Grand Prix, representing the Haas F1 Team. Supported by America's Formula 1 team, she will sport a custom livery and race suit, further integrating her into the team's activities. Throughout her career, Crone has earned accolades such as the Women's Sports Foundation / Project Podium with Lyn St. James award and the Gorsline Company Scholarship, highlighting her talent and dedication to motorsports.