Busy Year of Top Level Karting For Aaron Cameron
| press release | 18 February 2015 |
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Since starting, Aaron Cameron has always been one of the hot properties of the Junior karting ranks, but in 2014 Aaron took his calibre of drives to all new levels, breaking through for his maiden state title in the highly competitive Junior National Light Category after hectic battle with defending champion William Brown!
"Winning the Queensland State titles was one of the best feelings of my life! The racing in the final was intense with me and Will Brown making a small break. It was a lot of pressure not to make a move at the wrong time”.
Cameron continued his hot form by then breaking through to win his maiden state championship in the highly competitive Junior KF3 category. Cameron continued to dominate the Junior ranks, taking out both Junior National Light and Junior National Heavy in the highly competitive Victorian Karting Series, then rounding out his big wins by taking out the City of Melbourne Go kart Titles in the Junior National Heavy class.
Cameron continued his hot form into 2015 becoming the 2015 Junior Top Guns champion, being the overall champion over both nights. Cameron is taking on the Victorian State Series in 2015 in the highly competitive Junior Clubman class.
Aaron will try to go one step further in 2015 when he takes on the Junior Max and Junior KF3 National Championships where he will chase a maiden National Championship.
“To win my first national championship would be an unbelievable feeling. I am heading into 2015 very confident about my pace at a national level.”
Aaron is looking to the future where he hopes to go further in his motorsport career taking on Aussie Racing Cars or a Formula Ford option in 2016.
"Aussie Racing Cars is definitely an option for us in 2016. I am hoping to move through all the sedan classes and make my way through to V8 Supercars”.
Its fair to say after being ranked number 3 Karter in 2014, Aaron Cameron will be one of the hot prospects in the 2015 karting season and the motorsport world in the future.
