Name: Mayer Deonarine
Age: 16
Nationality: Canadian
Current Competitions: Radical Cup North America, GB4 Series (United Kingdom)
School: Denis O’Connor High School
Affiliation: Academy for Student-Athlete Development (ASAD)

Biography:

At just 16 years old, Mayer Deonarine is quickly becoming one of the most promising young drivers in international motorsports. His journey began at the age of 9, when he discovered his passion for racing. What started as a childhood fascination has grown into a full-fledged pursuit of excellence, with Mayer competing, and winning, on some of the world’s most competitive stages.

Mayer currently races in the GB4 Championship in the United Kingdom with Graham Brunton Racing. currently sitting 9th in the championship His past standout accomplishments include a second-place finish at the ROK Cup Superfinals in Italy, a Canadian National Karting Championship, and making history at the 2024 Toronto Indy, where he became the youngest driver to sweep all three Radical Cup races in a single weekend.

Known for his humility, focus, and natural talent, Mayer continues to impress fans, teams, and sponsors with both his performance and character. Despite his rapid rise, he remains grounded and approachable, often volunteering at local karting tracks and mentoring young drivers through programs like Next Gen Racers (NXG), a testament to his belief in giving back to the sport and community that support him.

Off the track, Mayer is equally committed to his education. He attends Denis O’Connor High School and is a member of the Academy for Student-Athlete Development (ASAD), where he balances academics with the intense demands of professional racing.

Looking ahead, Mayer has his sights set on the highest levels of motorsport, with ambitions to compete in Formula 1 or IndyCar. With every lap, he continues to build his legacy, not just as a successful racer, but as a role model and inspiration for young athletes everywhere.

With every race, Mayer Deonarine continues to build his legacy, not just as a successful racer but as a role model and inspiration to young athletes everywhere.m