Aaron Morgan
CDW is a proud Official Partner of British GT Championship contender Aaron Morgan; part of Team BRIT. Aaron also works for CDW as an IT Solutions Specialist.
Team BRIT aims to make motorsport history by becoming the first ever British team of disabled drivers to compete in the gruelling Le Mans 24-hour endurance race.
At the age of 15, Aaron lost the use of his legs, but through his grit and determination, he’s advanced from racing motorbikes to racing a McLaren 570S GT4, fitted with the team’s hand control technology, at the very apex of GT racing.
The team’s hand controls are the most advanced in the world and allow Aaron to race as a pair with his co-driver Bobby Trundley, who is autistic, on a level playing field against able-bodied drivers.
Last year, Aaron and Bobby made history as the first disabled driver pairing to take part in the British GT Championship, an achievement to add to their other history-making moments, including their first GT4 overall podium and their momentous class victory at Spa. The team has steadily grown from its inception in 2015 to fielding 10 drivers across four championships in 2023, offering entry-level racing for rookie drivers right up to GT4 racing.
CDW proudly supports Aaron to achieve his racing targets and to continue to inspire and motivate people facing physical and psychological challenges.
Highlights:
- First British GT GT4 overall podium finish – 2022
- GT4 Pro-AM Victory at Spa
“In 2022 we made history as the first ever disabled driver pairing to compete in the British GT Championship. Driving out onto the track for the first race was a surreal moment for the whole team. Knowing that we’re setting new boundaries for other disabled sportspeople is something we’re incredibly proud of and has to be my personal highlight.”
Aaron Morgan
IT Solutions Specialist, CDW UK and Team BRIT driver.
