Bayley Hall Racing team first hit the racing track at Archerfield raceway way back in April 2010 when Bayley was only 6 years old.  After 6 years in karting and plenty of trophy’s, Bayley ventured into his next progressive step of racing by beginning to race in full-sized cars. Starting from the bottom and learning the basics in grassroots racing such as the Hyundai Excel and Queensland Touring Car Championships to build his skill as a young teenager. By the age of 15, Bayley began racing in a Marc I Ford Focus for a year which taught him many lessons, but also enabled Bayley to expose himself to new tracks across the country to build up more and more experience before rising the ranks. He has always been thrown in the deep end to learn and perform at the same time and he continue to prove this today. After experiencing the Bathurst 12-Hour as the youngest driver ever to finish on the podium, Bayley developed an opportunity to enter into the 2021 Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge Championship with McElrea Racing.

He competed in 2 rounds at Phillip Island and Sydney Motorsport Park finishing in the top 4 at both rounds and then COVID restrictions tightened and shut the racing down. He then bit the bullet and made his move to the Porsche Carrera Cup Championship intime for the entrance of the latest and greatest 992 Cup Car era. 2022 was his first full Porsche campaign and through some hard work top-ten results were achieved when the category was recorded as the most competitive ever whilst Bayley had to learn 4 brand new tracks and a new competition.

2023 – 2025 Bayley competed in Porsche Carrera across 4 continents. 2023 Bayley competed in North America & Australia, highlighted by consistent top-ten results, podiums and first race win in the worlds most competitive one-make series winning 2x on the Streets of the Gold Coast and finishing 6th in the Championship. 2024 was another major step forward competing in the full Italian and Australian Season. Ticking off bucket list tracks including Monza & Imola where rookie podiums & also outright podium were highlights. In Australia another solid year of consistency as the brutal pace increased Bayley won 4 of the last 6 races in the year including Pole Position on the streets of the Gold Coast. Finishing the year as 2nd Junior & 5th Outright in the Championship. 2025 a move to EMA Motorsport with an attack at the championship and with 2x Wins & many podiums, Bayley was 4th in the championship but most importantly the Junior Champion which included representing Australia at the Porsche Junior Global Shootout in Germany & Portugal. A step that had to be taken to write Bayley’s name into history books and also onto the world stage for recognition to be considered for GT3 racing. Additionally, Bayley did a one-off event in the Singapore Formula One event in Carrera Cup Asia with 2x Podiums on debut.

It also helped Bayley achieve his biggest goal yet, to debut in the Supercars Championship and contest the Bathurst 1000. That will happen this year competing in the 2026 Bathurst 1000 with Craig Lowndes in the Supercheap Auto Gen3 Chevrolet Camaro operated by Team 18. Additionally, to compliment this racing Bayley competed in the Bathurst 12 Hour, and will complete the full China GT Championship in the #999 Milwaukee Climax Racing Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo & the #54 Eggleston Motorsport Vacationer Caravans ZB Commodore Supercar in the Super2 Championship.

Bayley is a mature, passionate and enthusiastic young driver who has a lot of respect for racing and big dreams for his future.  Bayley has been a motor fan since before he could even finish his first sentence as a 2 year old, while most of his friends were watching cartoons he was watching the V8 Supercars on replay.  Bayley is working hard to continue rising up the Porsche Motorsport Pyramid.

You only have to spend 2 minutes in Bayley’s presence to be encompassed in his passion for racing and how grateful he is for every opportunity that he has been given to live his dream.