Born and raised in Barbados, Maloney’s blossoming career has already seen him win the British Formula 4 Championship, finish runner-up in the FIA Formula 3 Championship, and be named FIA Rookie of the Year in 2022. The 20-year-old joined Formula E from the FIA Formula 2 Championship and is a reserve driver for Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber. A reserve and development driver for the Andretti team since 2023, Maloney already has Formula E experience, having completed several tests.

Maloney’s rise through the junior ranks of motorsport has been hugely impressive, having started his karting career on the 0.9km Bushy Park circuit in his native Barbados, where he competed against and beat juniors almost twice his age. Honing his speed and astute race craft, he took the bold step to compete in European karting, where he faced grids almost ten times the size of those he was used to. Success in these categories led to Maloney competing in numerous junior formulas, including claiming the British F4 Championship, as well as securing race wins in the Formula Regional European Championship and Formula 3.

Looking at the results sheet for Season 11, Maloney ended the year with zero and dead last in the standings, but look a bit deeper and you'll see that he finished every race bar one and was on the cusp of points in a handful of those. It was a season of learning for the Bajan, and he continues with Lola Yamaha ABT for another trip around the calendar and to apply the skills picked up in his debut season.

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