Early career
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.
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.
After completing his second full time campaign in FIA Formula 2 (in which he finished 4th in the championship on 140 points), Maloney joined the Formula E paddock, signing with Lola for the 2024/25 season.
Formula E | 2024-26
Maloney had a tricky start to his career in the all-electric championship, as he worked with newcomers Lola Yamaha ABT to develop the car and improve its general performance. Ultimately, Maloney ended the season with zero points, but did finish every race bar one and was on the cusp of points in a handful of those.
Maloney continued with the Lola squad for the 2025/26 season, picking up his first Formula E points in the São Paulo season opener. Further tenth place finishes followed in Monaco and Tokyo, and the Bajan finished his second campaign with three points.
Heading into the GEN4 era, Maloney will try out his luck with a new outfit, as he partners Oliver Rowland in the 2026/27 Nissan lineup.