46 Facts About Paul Aron

Paul Aron previously raced in the 2023 FIA Formula 3 Championship with Prema Racing, coming third in the standings.

Paul Aron won the rookie cup in the 2019 Italian F4 Championship and placed third in the regular standings.

Paul Aron is a former member of the Mercedes Junior Team.

Paul Aron made his Formula E debut with Envision at the 2024 Berlin ePrix.

Paul Aron made his single-seater debut in the 2019 ADAC Formula 4 Championship, racing for Prema Powerteam.

Paul Aron did not wait long to take his first win, taking his first in Austria.

Paul Aron continued to score consistently and ended seventh in the standings.

Paul Aron again took his first win at the Austria, the fourth round of the season.

Thanks to nine rookie victories Paul Aron became the rookie champion.

Paul Aron had a difficult campaign, his high point of the season being his only podium, a second place at the Nurburgring.

In 2021 Paul Aron moved back to Prema to partner David Vidales and Dino Beganovic in the Formula Regional European Championship.

Paul Aron concluded his season in Monza with a second place.

Paul Aron finished the year third overall with 197 points, two wins and seven total podiums behind Saucy and Hadrien David.

Paul Aron did not win a race during that championship, but did manage to take a double pole during the third Dubai round.

Paul Aron continued with Prema for the 2022 Formula Regional European Championship.

Paul Aron got off to a great start, winning pole and the second race during the Monza opening round.

In November 2021, Paul Aron partook in the post-season test with Prema Racing on Day 2 and Day 3.

Paul Aron had a solid debut in Bahrain, finishing fifth in his first outing, but in the feature race, ended outside the points after a penalty for forcing teammate O'Sullivan wide.

Paul Aron then held off Gabriele Mini to take the final points-paying position in the sprint race.

Paul Aron capped the weekend by maintaining his third place in the feature race.

Paul Aron continued his consistent qualifying form in Barcelona, securing fifth.

At Silverstone, Paul Aron scored good points with fourth in the feature race.

In Budapest, Paul Aron persisted his qualifying form, doing so in sixth, despite labelling it as "difficult".

Paul Aron had his worst qualifying session in Spa-Francorchamps in 11th.

Paul Aron eventually was left to rue his choice, finishing in eighth place.

Paul Aron had a messy race, being involved in many battles that saw him slip to seventh.

Paul Aron finished third in the standings with 112 points, achieving one win and four podiums, and helping Prema to clinch the teams' title.

Paul Aron took part in the 2023 Macau Grand Prix with SJM Theodore Prema Racing.

Paul Aron finished the sprint in 16th and the feature race in 18th.

In November 2023, Paul Aron partook in the post-season test with Hitech Pulse-Eight.

In November 2023, Paul Aron was announced to step up to Formula 2 with Hitech Pulse-Eight for the 2024 season alongside Amaury Cordeel.

Qualifying on reverse pole in Jeddah, Paul Aron led the sprint early on but dropped to third at the flag after losing out to Richard Verschoor and Dennis Hauger.

Paul Aron finished the feature race in tenth after a collision with Victor Martins towards the end.

In Imola, Paul Aron avoided the carnage at the start of the sprint to take the lead but was passed by Franco Colapinto on the last lap, missing out on a first win.

Paul Aron finished sixth in a solid feature race, closing the gap to points leader Zane Maloney to five points.

Paul Aron eventually recovered to fourth place, maintaining his points lead.

Qualifying fifth for Austria, Paul Aron sprinted to third place in the sprint race, keeping his podium streak alive.

Paul Aron maintained his lead with fifth place in the feature race despite a five-second penalty for excessively weaving.

Paul Aron bounced back by taking pole for the next round in Hungary.

Paul Aron then made crashed into with Zane Maloney on lap 7, causing both drivers to retire.

Paul Aron replicated that result in the feature race, meaning that Aron sat fourth in the standings heading into the final two rounds.

Paul Aron finished his season third in the standings with one win, four poles, eight podiums and 163 points.

In July 2019, Mercedes announced that Paul Aron had joined their Junior Team; he left the programme in November 2023.

Paul Aron debuted in Formula One machinery with Alpine at the 2024 post-season test, driving the A524 at Yas Marina, completing a total of 121 laps, and setting the ninth fastest lap overall.

Paul Aron made his Formula E debut at the 2024 Berlin ePrix for Envision Racing subbing in for Sebastien Buemi who was racing at the 6 Hours of Spa for Toyota Gazoo Racing.

Paul Aron's older brother is 2015 Italian F4 champion Ralf Paul Aron, who currently is a team manager at Prema Powerteam.