Raoul Hyman

Hyman made his car racing debut in 2013, competing in the BRDC Formula 4 Championship with HHC Motorsport.^[3] He finished seventh in the standings, having taken four podiums.

Hyman returned to BRDC F4 in 2014, once again driving for HHC alongside Sennan Fielding and Will Palmer.^[4] He started his season out strongly, winning the season opener at Silverstone from pole position, before achieving the same feat weeks later at Brands Hatch, where he fended off a charging Arjun Maini in the closing laps.^[5][6] A pair of podiums at the next two events respectively followed, as Hyman elevated himself into the championship battle. However, scoring only one podium from the second round at Silverstone and none at Brands Hatch made him fall back compared to rivals Maini and George Russell. Nevertheless, Hyman ended his season strongly, winning at Donington Park and taking another victory and a second place at the final round in Snetterton, which meant that he finished third in the standings.^[7][8][9]

In 2015, Hyman progressed to the FIA Formula 3 European Championship, where he raced for Team West-Tec F3.^[10] The campaign proved to be disappointing, with Hyman taking a best finish of sixth at Monza, which resulted in 21st place in the overall standings.

Hyman partnered up with Carlin to contest European F3 the following year.^[11] However, following the season opener, he left the series, having scored a solitary point.

After competing in a one-off round of the BRDC British F3 Championship the previous year,^[12] Hyman returned to a full-time race seat in 2017, driving for Campos Racing in the GP3 Series.^[13] Points at the season opener were followed by a victory during the Sprint Race in Austria, where the South African controlled his gap to rival Giuliano Alesi to take his first victory in nearly three years.^[14][15] This would end up being the highlight of Hyman's season, as he ended up 13th in the standings, having scored just two more points at the Hungaroring.

For the 2018 season, Hyman would contest the inaugural season F3 Asian Championship, partnering Jake Hughes and Hon Chio Leong at Dragon HitechGP.^[16] Whilst Hughes, who only competed in three events, would win every race he competed in, Hyman would end up taking the title, having scored eleven podiums over the course of the campaign, which included a win at Ningbo, by a mere two points.^[17]

Having raced in the Toyota Racing Series at the start of the 2019 season, where he finished fourth in the standings with four podiums, Hyman planted himself into the newly formed FIA Formula 3 Championship, where he would drive for Sauber Junior Team by Charouz.^[18] He would end up having an unsuccessful season, finishing 22nd, with two points coming from the season finale at Sochi.^[19]

Following a two-year hiatus from racing, which he called "two of the worst years I've ever had",^[20] Hyman returned in 2022, driving for TJ Speed Motorsports in the Formula Regional Americas Championship.^[21] He experienced a dominant campaign, in which he won eleven races, whilst only missing the podium twice. His title victory would earn him a $600,000 prize to compete in the Super Formula Championship.^[22]

At the end of 2022, it was announced that Hyman would be driving for B-Max Racing in Super Formula the following year.^[23]

Hyman was born in South Africa and moved to London, United Kingdom at the age of fifteen.^[24]

Hyman has Indian ancestry.^[25][26]