This is the official news source for Max Hewitt — Aston Martin Academy driver, GT America race winner, and IMSA 3D Scholarship finalist. Max’s journey through elite-level motorsports is more than just results; it’s a story of strategic growth, competitive excellence, and brand alignment.
Follow Max’s trajectory as he competes across international platforms, builds market presence, and leverages motorsport’s unique reach for meaningful partnerships. With exclusive access to race recaps, data-driven insights, and activation opportunities, this page is built for those looking to stay informed and ahead.
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Max Hewitt is on the move. After a statement weekend at COTA—scoring a podium and a win—he now steps into the GT4 America spotlight with Van Der Steur Racing and teammate Luca Mars. Next stop: Sebring International Raceway. A new chapter begins May 16–18.
Max Hewitt kicked off his 2025 GT America Powered by AWS season with a statement win at Sonoma Raceway on March 30, 2025, delivering his
As the excitement builds for Round 2 of the STARS Championship at New Castle Motorsports Park, the dynamic duo of Max and Miles Hewitt are
Max Hewitt made headlines with his remarkable performance at Road America in the FR Americas Championship, achieving his personal best finish to date. Despite facing
Max Hewitt, the dynamic 21-year-old racer, made his maiden voyage into endurance racing this past weekend with Round 3 Racing (R3R) in the World Racing
21-year-old Houston Native Shows Progressive Improvement in First Round of FR Americas Championship Max Hewitt, the 21-year-old racer for IGY6 Motorsports, made his return to
Maximilian P. Hewitt returns to racing to compete in the 2023 Formula
Regionals Americas Championship alongside Louisiana’s IGY6 veteran driver Hayden Bowlsbey.