VANAMERSFOORTRACING.NL: Van Amersfoort Racing is excited to announce that 15-year-old Hudson Schwartz will be joining the team for the upcoming rounds of the Italian F4 and Euro 4 Championships!

WASHINGTONIAN.COM: Hudson Schwartz spends his days zipping around professional-grade race-car tracks at speeds up to 150 miles per hour. All while he’s still in high school—and too young to drive on public roads. The 14-year-old, was one of the youngest drivers whipping around the Sebring International Speedway track in Florida in the 2023 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series.

RACER.COM: The USF Pro Championships Presented by Cooper Tires annual Fall Combine wrapped up this afternoon after two days of testing on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Grand Prix circuit. A small margin separated the top times across each of the three ladder series — USF Pro 2000, USF2000 and USF Juniors – in what is shaping up to be a highly competitive season in 2024.

U.S. OPEN WHEEL NATION: In the past six months, Hudson Schwartz has accumulated numerous achievements: landing on the USF Juniors podium, topping four of the six sessions at the USF2000 fall combine at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and securing $250,000 by winning the Lucas Oil Race Series.

U.S. OPEN WHEEL NATION: For reigning champions Pabst Racing, one of the most exciting drivers on the grid and one of the very youngest drivers to ever race in USF2000 is 14-year old Hudson Schwartz. Schwartz not only stands out from the competition with his youth but also with his speed last fall during a postseason test on the Indianapolis road course.

ARLnow: Arlington teen Hudson Schwartz was four years old when he took the wheel of his first go-kart and was quickly hooked. Ten years later, and behind the wheel of a real race car, he won a 15-race series and a $250,000 scholarship. He will put the money toward realizing his dream of becoming a professional auto racer.

USF 2000: In USF2000, Hudson Schwartz of Pabst Racing set the bar with a fastest lap of 1:25.8 (102.291 mph) in his series debut following a season of USF Juniors. This past week, Schwartz, 14, of Washington, D.C., was crowned the Lucas Oil School of Racing Formula Car Series Champion where he earned a $250,000 prize to advance to USF2000 in 2024.

FORMULA SCOTT: Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series champion Hudson Shwartz was the pacesetter from the off in USF2000, the Pabst Racing driver topping session one with a 1m26.2278s laptime that put him a third of a second clear of everyone else.