Overview
- He joins BMW on a GT3-only contract for now because Hypercar seats are full, with his exact race program to be announced.
- He is no longer on Red Bull’s driver roster after two Formula 3 seasons that included two wins and fourth overall in 2025.
- His planned move to Formula 2 for 2026 fell through over budget risk and limited grid availability, prompting the switch to GT racing.
- He will participate in Formula 3 testing in Barcelona this week as a stand-in for Hitech’s injured Michael Shin.
- BMW also adds Jordan Pepper to its 2026 works roster, with the pair replacing Jesse Krohn and Madison Snow.