Fifteen years old, out of Deerfield Beach, Florida. Seat time in karts, the Rush SR and the sim. Looking for the team and the partners to take the next step with.
Alex Alonzo is a 15-year-old driver from Deerfield Beach, Florida, working toward a career in professional motorsports.
He has built his racecraft in three places: on the kart track, in the cockpit of the Rush SR, and in the sim, where he is an experienced racer who puts in the laps between track days. Each one has taught him something different. Karts taught him to race wheel to wheel. The Rush SR taught him what a real race car asks of a driver. The sim keeps him sharp when the track is closed.
What he needs now is the next step: more seat time, a team willing to develop a young driver, and partners who want to be part of the story from the beginning.
Three kinds of driving, one goal. Here is where Alex has put in the work so far.
Alex's first laps in a purpose-built race car. Testing the Rush SR means slicks, wings, a sequential gearbox and far more speed than a kart, and it is the clearest sign yet of where he is headed.
Where every racing driver learns the craft. Karting is where Alex learned to brake late, carry speed and race inches from the kart beside him.
Alex holds a 5.4K Sports Car iRating on iRacing and drives for G-Lightning Motors. He treats the rig as a training tool: it is where he learns a circuit before he gets there and races full fields when there is no track day on the calendar.
A full onboard from Alex's Rush SR test. Press play and sit in the car with him.
Racing runs on partnerships. Alex is building his now, and the brands that join early get the whole climb, not just the finish.
Alex is looking for a team that develops young drivers, and he is ready to earn the seat.
Sponsors, teams, media, or anyone with advice for a young driver. Tell us who you are and what you have in mind.
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