CRANSTON RACING
Bex Cranston is a professional formula racer in the USF Pro Championships, the feeder series to IndyCar. Starting karting only 3 years ago, Bex quickly rose through national karting and is now a top contender in USF Juniors, the top driver development program in the world
MEET BEX CRANSTON
Bex Cranston is a formula racing driver from Greenwich, CT. From an early age, Bex was all about cars. For years he dragged his parents to race tracks and car shows. He also spent ten thousand hours on the SIM.
At age 13, Bex approached his parents requesting their support in helping him pursue his childhood dream of becoming a professional race car driver. Over the next two years, Bex quickly rose the ranks of the National karting scene. In 2025, Bex make his debut in cars competing in the Lucas Oil Racing Series, finishing 2nd in the championship, securing multiple wins, podiums, poles, and awards along the way. For 2026, Bex is competing in USF Juniors, the first step on the IndyCar ladder, for Exclusive Autosport. After a strong Yacademy Winter Series, Bex is expected to fight for the series championship amongst tough competition representing 9 different nations.
USF JUNIORS CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
February 4-5 • Sebring, FL SEBRING INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY • Winter Series February 6-8 • Sebring, FL HOMESTEAD MIAMI SPEEDWAY• Winter Series February 16-18 • Homestead, FL HOMESTEAD MIAMI SPEEDWAY April 16-19 • Kershaw, SC CAROLINA MOTORSPORTS PARK April 27-28 • Lexington, OH MID-OHIO SPORTS CAR COURSE May 14-17 • Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada CANADIAN TIRE MOTORSPORT PARK with NASCAR July 2-5 • Lexington, OH MID-OHIO SPORTS CAR COURSE with INDYCAR July 10-11 • Lakeville, CT LIME ROCK PARK with NASCAR September 24-26 • Elkhart Lake, WI ROAD AMERICA
USF JUNIORS // Carolina Motorsports Park
Kershaw, SC. APRIL 16 -19
Tough Round 2 at the USF Juniors Championship. We spent practice dialing in the car as changing track conditions made things tricky, but a difficult qualifying session put us deep in the field. Fought forward in each race and made up positions, but incidents and damage held us back from the results we were aiming for. A lot learned this weekend—especially how crucial qualifying up front is. On to the next one.
USF JUNIORS // Homestead-Miami Speedway
HOMESTEAD, FL. FEB 16-18
Strong pace but tough results at the Miami season opener. Qualified P2 and showed front-running speed all weekend, but contact in Race 1 and a Day 3 penalty limited our finishes. Battled through food poisoning on Day 2—still managed to charge from last to 5th with fastest lap after early contact. The car had winning pace; now we need clean races to show it.
YACADEMY WINTER SERIES 2026
SEBRING FEB 4-5. HOMESTEAD FEB 6-8
Dominant pace all weekend—took pole position and led multiple practice sessions. Charged from last to P5 with fastest lap after an out-lap mistake. Finished P2 in Race 1, then P4 in Race 2 after contact dropped us to P15. Final race ended in contact while battling for the lead. Podium in every race completed—the speed was there for wins.
LUCAS OIL SCHOOL OF RACING // 2025
2nd Overall (15 races, 4 wins, 10 podiums, 4 poles)