BUILT FOR PERFORMANCE.
POSITIONED FOR GROWTH.

Driven by discipline and results, Noah’s trajectory reflects true competitive progression and represents structured advancement with a clear focus on the next level.

Noah Harmon is a dual U.S./Canadian professional sports car driver competing at the front of national competition, including the Mazda MX-5 Cup and TA2 platforms. A Daytona race winner and 2024 Mazda MX-5 Cup Shootout Champion, he earned a $150,000 scholarship to compete full-time in MX-5 Cup marking a key milestone within the Mazda ladder system.

Raised in Orlando, Florida, Noah transitioned from a successful karting career, including a Florida State Championship, into professional racing through consistent performance and measured growth. Known for his mechanical understanding, structured preparation, and composure under pressure, he has secured multiple podium finishes and sustained front-running speed.

Beyond the track, Noah is a sophomore at the University of Central Florida studying Business Real Estate. He maintains a strong focus on athletic performance, including strength training and endurance competition, and is currently training for an Olympic-distance triathlon.

The Mazda Path

In 2022, Noah tested his first Spec Miata and committed to the Mazda ladder system.

In 2023, competing in just eight points-counting Spec MX-5 races on a limited budget, he delivered two wins, never finishing lower than fifth, and securing fourth in the championship. That performance earned him a place in the Mazda MX-5 Cup Shootout, where Noah set the fastest lap in the final session gaining momentum that accelerated his career.

Breakthrough:
MX-5 Cup & Scholarship

In 2024, Noah debuted in the Mazda MX-5 Cup at Daytona International Speedway, qualifying fifth overall as the highest rookie and earning multiple top five finishes during the season. Fourth- and seventh-place finishes in AAG’s pro debut weekend at Petit Le Mans followed, before returning to win the Mazda MX-5 Cup Shootout and secure a $150,000 scholarship to compete full-time in 2025.

Expanding Platforms:
TA2 & Continued Growth

In 2025, Noah completed a full season in the Mazda MX-5 Cup while transitioning part-time into the Trans Am TA2 Series, securing two podium finishes and expanding his technical race craft. Working with Silver Hare Racing and mentors Gil Martin and Jeff Cessna accelerated his development, leading to a dramatic Race 1 victory under the lights at Daytona International Speedway in 2026.

The Mindset

Noah’s competitive edge combines mechanical understanding, structured preparation, athletic discipline, and constant performance improvement. The result is not just a promising young driver, but a scalable performance platform aligned with commercial partnership.

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BUILT FOR PERFORMANCE. POSITIONED FOR GROWTH.