Karting Hedley started karting at the age of eleven. In 2016, he became the Honda Cadet London Easter Champion.
Ginetta Junior Championship Hedley made his car racing debut with
Elite Motorsport in final two rounds of the
2017 Ginetta Junior Championship. In 2019, he returned for another season in the
Ginetta Junior Championship. This time he went on to become champion ahead of
Zak O'Sullivan with seven wins to his name.
F4 British Championship In 2020, Hedley joined
JHR Developments in the
F4 British Championship to make his
single-seater racing debut. In 2021, Hedley returned to the
F4 British Championship with
Fortec Motorsport. He once again finished fifth in the overall championship standings.
GB3 Championship In October 2021, Hedley also joined his old
Ginetta Junior-team
Elite Motorsport to compete in the final round of the
GB3 Championship at
Donington Park. Ahead of the fifth round at
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, he switched teams to join
JHR Developments. For the
2023 GB3 Championship, Hedley joined
Arden VRD. He came sixth in the standings. during the
2024 GB3 Championship Hedley remained with VRD by
Arden for the opening two rounds of the
2024 GB3 Championship, acting as a replacement for
Nikita Johnson, who was yet to reach the minimum age requirement to compete in the
GB3 Championship.
Formula Regional 2023 Following the 2023 Formula Regional season, Hedley participated in multiple post-season tests with
RPM. These tests never amounted to a race seat.
2024 Hedley was linked to the Monolite Racing team during the 2024 pre-season and was due to test and race with them until they withdrew from the championship shortly before the season's start.
2025 Hedley joined
PHM Racing from round 3 onwards, in the
Formula Regional Middle East Championship.
FIA Formula 3 Championship 2024 In May 2024, Hedley made his
FIA Formula 3 debut following a late call-up to race in the
Monaco round, replacing
Matías Zagazeta who was recovering from
appendicitis.
2025 Hedley made his debut in the
2025 FIA Formula 3 season with
AIX Racing, replacing
Javier Sagrera for round three from
Imola and onwards. During the opening lap of the
Monaco sprint race, he was involved in a collision with
Ivan Domingues which inflicted a hand injury; this caused him to miss the feature race. The injury also caused him to miss the following round in
Barcelona, and he was replaced by
José Garfias. Hedley was replaced for the final round in
Monza by
Fernando Barrichello. A few days later however, he would return to the championship with
Van Amersfoort Racing, replacing
Santiago Ramos.
Super Formula In December 2024, Hedley partook in a
Super Formula test at the
Suzuka Circuit. == Racing record ==