The rebranded Andretti Global team has announced the arrival of Bryce Aron for the 2024 season in Indy NXT.
The 20-year-old Illinois native will pilot the team’s No. 27 entry for his maiden campaign in IndyCar’s developmental category. He is the team’s second confirmed signing for next year, alongside Irishman James Roe. A Team USA scholarship recipient in 2020, Aron became the first American in British motorsports history to place in the top five at the Walter Hayes Trophy and Formula Ford Festival .
“It’s really a dream come true, and I’m honored to be a part of this amazing team. “I’ve grown up watching the Andretti team win in Indianapolis, so it means everything to me to be able to learn from this talented group. I’m happy to be returning to the U.S. to take this giant step towards my end goal of competing in IndyCar. “I can’t wait to get started with the team and I believe we can achieve a lot together in 2024.
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