🇦🇺 Aaron Cameron

Aaron Cameron is a professional-level racing driver rated 3,954, placing him among the semi-professional tier; he competes full-time in the Supercars Championship but has not yet established a consistent winning pattern at that level. His career began in 2022 with S5000, a single-seater category where he proved competitive immediately. Over 26 starts in S5000 across 2022 and 2023, Cameron won 9 races and finished on the podium 17 times, capturing the 2023 championship for Garry Rogers Motorsport. This was a dominant performance in a field of dedicated open-wheel competitors and marked the peak of his record to date.[1]

Cameron moved to the Supercars Championship in 2024 for Blanchard Racing Team, a transition that has proven significantly more challenging. Across 45 starts through 2026, he has recorded only one podium and remains winless in the category. His average finishing position of P12.6 overall reflects a struggle against the established professionals of the championship; he has compiled a consistently losing head-to-head record against the drivers he races most frequently. Against Will Brown, Broc Feeney, and Anton De Pasquale, all FIA Gold graded professionals, Cameron finished ahead in only 4 to 6 instances across 42 to 43 shared races. Even against James Golding, a Gold-graded driver with a similar or slightly higher rating, Cameron's record stands at 19 ahead to 39 behind across 58 races. His single podium in 2026 came against a field that includes multiple championship-winning drivers, marking a rare highlight in his Supercars tenure. Holding an FIA Silver categorisation reflects his professional status in endurance racing, though his current focus remains Supercars, where his results suggest he is developing rather than established at that level.[2]