Website:                BradenEves.com

Twitter:                   @BradenEves

Facebook:             Braden Eves Racing

YouTube:              Braden Eves Racing

Instagram:             @BradenEves

Birthdate:               May 3, 1999

Birthplace:             Gahanna, Ohio

Residence:            Indianapolis, Indiana

Height/Weight:      5’9/142 lbs.

Education:             Gahanna Lincoln High School graduate

HOBBIES: iRacing, Ohio State football and gaming 

RACE TRACK TIES: Mid-Ohio is my home track 

RACING GOAL: To win the NTT INDYCAR SERIES

RACING HERO: Robert Wickens 

THE ONE PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Matthew McConaughey 

FITNESS: Weightlifting, boxing, cycling 

FAVORITE SPORT TO WATCH: Basketball (Indianapolis Pacers) and Ohio State University football 

FAVORITE SPORTS TO PLAY: Basketball, soccer 

TALENT I WISH I HAD: Video editing and photography 

FAVORITE PLACES TO VISIT: Monterey, California, and St. Petersburg, Florida 

BUCKET LIST ITEMS: Drive from Florida to Alaska, do the Cannonball Rally for time, earn a pilot’s license 

FEARS OR PET PEEVES: Snakes , spiders and lizards 

INTERESTING NOTE: I've been racing since I was 6 years old; I am sponsored by Meyer Shank Racing -- team owner Michael Shank and I graduated from the same high school.

RACING HISTORY

2023: Competed in National level karting in the United States Pro Kart Series. 2022: Finished fifth in the Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires title-chase with a win, five podium finishes and even top-fives. 2021: Finished a hard-fought second in the Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires with three wins, two poles and nine podiums… finished in the top 10 in all 18 races. 2020: Was running third in the Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires title chase with a win, a second, two pole positions and two fastest race laps before suffering a serious crash in Round 8 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway which ended his season. 2019: Captured a hard-fought Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship title by five points over Hunter McElrea… scored six wins (including four straight to start the season), four poles, podiums in eight races and set a new track record at Indianapolis… finished all 352 series race laps… earned the scholarship valued at $305,600 to advance to the 2020 Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires. 2018: Competed in the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Portland finale, earning a sixth-place finish in his first race in the series… earned two wins, three podiums and a pole position in three F1600 Championship Series races… competed in nine F4 U.S. Championship Powered by Honda races… won the Team USA Scholarship (though was unable to travel in England due to a medical situation).