Personal life and karting
Schwartz is the son of Roy Schwartz, one of three co-founders of Axios, and an amateur racing driver, who Hudson raced against in the 2022 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series. [1]
Schwartz began karting at the age of ten and continued karting until 2023, mainly racing for Rolison Performance Group in SKUSA-organized championships. [2] [3] [4]
Career
Schwartz made his full-time single-seater debut in 2023, racing for Velocity Racing Development from Barber onwards. [5] [6] Taking his first podium of the season at Virginia by finishing third in race two, [7] Schwartz then took his maiden pole and best result in the following round at Mid-Ohio by finishing second. [8] In the remaining two rounds of the season, Schwartz took one more podium at the season-finale at Circuit of the Americas to end his only season in USF Juniors eighth in points. [9] At the end of the year, Schwartz competed full-time in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series, taking six wins and winning the title and earning $250,000 to put towards his career. [10]
After topping the end of season USF2000 tests, [11] Schwartz made the step-up USF2000 in 2024, joining Pabst Racing for his rookie season in the series. [12] [13] In his only season in the series, Schwartz scored a lone podium in the season-ending Portland round by finishing third in race one, which helped him finish eighth in points. [14] Following that, Schwartz joined Van Amersfoort Racing to race in the final two rounds of the Italian F4 Championship and the final round of the Euro 4 Championship. [15] In those rounds, Schwartz took a best result of 16th at Monza in the former, [16] and two 19th-place finishes in the latter series, albeit at the same venue. [17] Following that, Schwartz made a one-off appearance in the F4 Spanish Championship at Barcelona for Monlau Motorsport. [18] Racing as a guest driver, Schwartz took a best result of tenth among the three races, doing so in race two. [19]
The following year, Schwartz joined MP Motorsport to race in both the Eurocup-4 Spanish Winter and F4 Spanish Championships. [20] [21] In the three-round Winter Championship, Schwartz took a best result of fifth at Jerez and scored points in all but three races to end the winter 15th in points. [22] [23]
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