Adrien Herberts is not your normal 18-year old teenager.  Despite his straight-A academic performance, ability to play the violin, regional medal winning public speaking, and black belt in Shotokan Karate, one thing really sets him apart;  At 18, Adrien is a professional athlete competing against others usually 3 or 4 years his senoir, on an international stage.  Adrien is a professional race car driver, who has been racing various forms of motorsport since he was 9.  He is currently driving at the Champ Car Atlantic Level, one level below World Series Champ Car, the highest single seater racing series in North America. 
His goal has long been to make racing a career, and is closer than ever to making that dream a realization.  The major obstacle in his way is funding, as climbing the motorsports ladder is quite expensive. Champ Car Atlantic gives great TV exposure, and attracts large crowds wherever it goes, and Adrien is open to all inquires about sponsorship/funding.
 email him at adrien@herbertsracing.com.








Year by Year Bio:

2007: Adrien receives early acceptance to the University of British Columbia Faculty of Commerce. Highschool academic excellence will provide a fully funded first year at university through scholarships. Adrien manages a full academic program despite his racing schedule and has maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout his highschool years.

2007: Adrien competes in the ChampCar Atlantic championship, with Paladin Motorsports.  Not running the full year, Adrien managed a best 11th place in 10 races, finishing top 10 in rookie points and learning lots on the way. 

2006: In his second year in Formula BMW USA, Adrien podium's twice and drives the car to five top ten finishes.  Adrien also tests in a Formula Atlantic car, with Mi-Jack Conquest racing.  He topped off the year by winning the Sports Car Club of British Columbia Professional Driver of the Year award.

2005: Adrien Wins the Formula BMW Junior Scholarship worth $40,000, and drives in his first year in Formula BMW.  The season saw several top ten finishes and a tremdous amount of racecraft development.

2004:  Adrien at age fourteen competes in Formula TR. Competing with the likes of Marco Andretti, Adrien managed two podiums and several top ten finishes.

2003: In his last year of QuarterMidget racing, Adrien wraps up his quarter midget career with multiple local, and regional champsionships won. At age thirteen Adrien becomes the youngest driver to participate in the Jim Russell Driving School at Mont Tremblant. ( two years younger than Jacques Villenueve) This was Adriens' first experience at driving in a Formula Car.

1999:  Adrien at age nine is introduced to QuarterMidget Racing.  Despite the steep learning curve  for  both driver and handler, Adrien sees much success in his first year and is soon competing in three different engine classes.