Prince Avogadro

Prince Avogadro, of the house of Lo'Raven, drove for the Lancaster UK Racing F2 team for the 2020-2021 seasons, winning the F2 driver's championship in 2021 by 1 point to Sonic Inacio. He won his madien feature race and sprint race in his rookie season at Silverstone back-to-back, the only driver to do so in that season.

 UK Furmula 4 

With a number of set backs, Avogadro was slow to start his early motorsport career. He joined the UK Furmula 4 seen in 2014 at the age of 16 years of age under a pseudonym of Avory Amedeo so not to be recognised and harrassed for his royal linage. He failed to to make a name for himself in his three year tenure but was showing a constant rate of improvement which caught the eye of Lancaster UK Racing, allowing him to drive in their Furmula 3 team for the 2017 season.

 Furmula 3 

Avory Amedeo took some time to settle into the international championship but managed to find his footing within the 2018 F3 Season where he took two trips to the podium, once again showing a gradual rate of improvement, however it was these two trips to the podium that gardered him some attention as the media started to speculate if he was the young prince. He was advised and requested by the palace to withdraw from the championship once he gained more coverage but Avory continued to race in the 2019 F3 Championship where he finished third overall. It was though this season that the media finally confirmed that Avory Amedeo was indead Prince Avogadro Lo'Raven. After the championship he was hounded again to withdraw by the palace over concerns of his safety, but insisted he would continue due to his love for the sport stating, "It doesn't matter who I am off track, I am at home in this car sounded by my equals."

 Furmula 2 

In 2020 Prince Avogadro was promoted to Furmula 2 at the age of 22 and dropped his earlier alias gardnering him greather attention as the first royal in the sport since Prince Phan of Siam. In his first F2 feature race he just concceded his place on the podium to Antonine Russell on the final lap, but made up for it in the following sprint race where he finished second behind Antoine and ahead of Marcelo Kesselmann. Prince Avogadro took seven more podiums in his rookie season, including a back-to-back victory at Silverstone in both the feature race and sprint race; the only driver to achive such a feat in the history of Furmula 2. Despite two retirements and five no-points finishes, Prince Avogadro showed dominence in the mid-field finishing comfortably in 5th at the end of the season, 50 points clear of 6th place finisher Dakota Sonoshee but 38 points behind 4th place finisher Marcelo Kesselmann.

Prince Avogadro's second year in Furmula 2 started off strong but already with controversy in the first race. Dualling for the lead with to-be title contenders Sonia Inacio and Joseph Mahri in Bahrain; Avogadro encountered traffic whist leading the race and was blocked from lapping the two back markers of Anne-Marie Valmont and Rhys Morgan who were caught up in their own battle. Before it was too late the two drivers had pulled over to lead the leaders past but this allowed Josphi Mahri to take the lead and Prince Avogadro was not able to retake it, instead finishing within a second of the Algerian African wild dog. Prince Avogadro never lead the championship until the summer break where he won the Hungarian feature race and stepped onto the podium in the following sprint race. He momentarily lost it just after the break in Belgium to Mahri before retaking it and retaining it for the remainder of the season, only beating out Sonia Inacio by 1 point after the final race.

 Furmula 1 

Prince Avogadro has tested for two teams during his 2021 Furmula 2 season with mixed results. Testing for Cuzata Racing at both the British and German GP he ended each FP1 season in the bottom two positions. He was then due to test for Scaletrix in China and Abu Dhabi, but due to an administrative error from the FIA, he was not allowed to run in China and gave the seat back to Hunter Evans who he would have replaced. In his Abu Dhabi session he finished the session witht he 7th best time, only six-tenths from the fastest time set by Petri Saukkonen.

Currently no announcement has been made if Prince Avogadro has signed with any Furmula 1 teams since being crowned Furmula 2 Champion.