About
Years of Race Experience
Countries Competed In
Highest European Finish
Championship Won
Aeziah is a 15-year-old British-Bermudian road racer competing in the R&G British Talent Cup, a talent promotion class in Bennetts British Superbikes for junior elite racers on the Road to MotoGP™.
His natural athleticism was evident from a young age when he played several structured sports. However, his wild side for speed (particularly on two wheels) led to his journey into motorcycle racing. After a short spell on an electric motocross bike at age 4, he moved onto a Yamaha PW50 and then a pit bike. In his first year of competitive racing, he became the 2017 BMRA Minibike Junior Champion in Bermuda’s national series.
To further his development, Aeziah competed in the FAB-Racing Minibike British Championship in the Metrakit 50 class between 2020 and 2021. He made a vast improvement in the class over the two years, with the highest race finish of P4, securing 6th overall in the championship in 2021.
Aeziah’s 2022 season was focused on training and preparing for his transition onto full-size race bikes. That summer, he entered a few race rounds in England and Bermuda which included 3 race wins at his home circuit.
In 2023, Aeziah took on the challenge of competing against the world’s best racers and competed in the Spanish MIR Racing Finetwork Cup’s Moto 5 class in preparation for Dorna’s talent cup programs from 2024.
In 2024, Aeziah made his debut in the R&G British Talent Cup and competed in 5 of 8 championship rounds on the Honda NSF250R, including the Monster Energy British Grand Prix MotoGP at Silverstone.
In 2025, Aeziah plans to return to the R&G British Talent Cup and is preparing on and off track to fight for top-ten race positions.
In 2023, Aeziah made his first step onto full-size motorcycles when he competed in the Moto 5 category in the MIR Racing Finetwork Cup, the premier category of transition between karting track and big circuit. This category is where 80% of the current racers of the world championship have passed through and continue to use in their training. Reliability, performance and engineering make the Moto 5 one of the best learning tools of all time in motorcycling according to motorcycle racing stakeholders. Aeziah raced against the best young talent from over 15 countries within his race category on 250cc machines in one of the best junior development programs in the world.
