Racing driver Max HART

Max Hart is a 23-year-old racing driver hailing from Baltinglass, County Wicklow, Ireland. Born on April 29, 2001, Hart is considered one of the brightest young talents in Irish motorsport. He began his racing journey in karts before transitioning to cars at age 15, initially setting his sights on Formula One. However, in 2020, he shifted his focus to touring cars, marking a new chapter in his career.

Hart's career highlights include winning the 2018 Formula Vee Star of Tomorrow Championship and finishing as the runner-up in the 2019 UK Monoposto 1000 Championship. He also secured a podium finish in the 2019 Asian Formula 4 series in Malaysia. In 2020, he was the TCR UK runner-up, achieving multiple podiums and a race win. More recently, Hart has competed in TCR Asia and TCR China, becoming a Hyundai Junior Factory Driver in 2023 and winning the Macau GP in TCR China that same year. He has multiple race wins in TCR Asia and finished second overall in the 2024 championship.

In late 2024, Hart made history as the first Irish driver to compete in the FIA World Touring Car Championship at the Macau Grand Prix. Hart currently has 7 victories and 28 podiums in all series he has raced in. Off the track, Hart maintains a strong social media presence, documenting his racing life for a large following on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.