

Brad Majman
USF2000
Bradley “Brad” Majman is a dynamic Australian racing driver, born on April 14, 2009, in Melbourne, Australia. Majman has rapidly ascended the ranks of international open-wheel racing, moving from a dominant karting career in Australia and the United States to becoming a front-runner on the Road to Indy ladder.
Majman’s competitive journey began at age five, and by 2019, he had already etched his name into the history books as the first and only Australian to win the SKUSA SuperNationals in the Micro-Max category in Las Vegas. His success continued on home soil, where he secured the 2023 Australian Junior State Title and finished third in the premier Junior category of the Australian National Titles. These accolades caught the attention of international scouts, facilitating a move to the United States to pursue a career in single-seaters.
In 2024, Brad made his car racing debut in the inaugural Ligier JS F4 Series, driving for Crosslink Kiwi Motorsport. He made history by becoming the first driver in the series to clean sweep a race weekend, achieving three victories at New Jersey Motorsports Park. His performance earned him a graduation to the USF2000 Championship for 2025. Despite missing several rounds, he completed a stellar rookie campaign with Jay Howard Driver Development, securing a podium at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park and five additional top-five finishes.
Now in 2026, Majman has joined the championship-winning Pabst Racing squad for his second season in USF2000. Entering the year as a title favorite, he has already demonstrated his championship intent with strong performances at the season opener. Brad Majman represents the next generation of Australian talent aiming for the pinnacle of IndyCar and Formula 1, combining his natural “raw feel” with the disciplined preparation of an elite athlete.
2019 – Winner of the SKUSA SuperNationals XXIII (Micro Max) in Las Vegas; only Australian to win the category.
2021 / 2022 – Top-three qualifier in WSK karting (Europe) and finalist in the Australian Kart Championship (KA2).
2023 – Winner of the Australian Junior State Title; 3rd overall in the Australian National Titles Championship.
2024 – Debut in single-seaters; finishes 5th in the Ligier JS F4 Series with 3 wins (including a weekend sweep).
2024 – Represents Australia at the Asian Motorsport Games in Malaysia.
2025 – Graduates to the USF2000 Championship with JHDD; finishes 12th in the standings with a podium at Indianapolis.
2026 – Joins Pabst Racing for the USF2000 season, establishing himself as a primary championship contender.










