Guilford, Indiana, native Trent Lowe started riding when he was just three and was racing by the time he was four. Over the years, he stacked up numerous accolades, including a breakout performance at the 2018 AMA Dirt Track Grand Championships where he was named the 251-500 DTX Champion, 450 Open Singles Vice-Champion, and 450 Open Modified Vice-Champion. Lowe made his professional debut in 2019 and increased in strength as his rookie AFT Singles campaign progressed. He achieved his best result at the penultimate round, racing to a fifth-place result at the Minnesota Mile. Lowe broke out in a major way in 2020, finishing inside the AFT Singles championship top five with 12 top-ten finishes in 15 races. Among those results were a pair of podiums, including a close runner-up to Daniels in the Williams Grove Half-Mile II. He backed that up with another strong campaign in 2021, notching up four top fives, including a podium at the Charlotte HM finale, en route to a sixth-place championship ranking. And 2022 was more of the same as Lowe finished sixth in the points with nine top fives, five of which were podium efforts. That speed and consistency earned Lowe a factory American Honda ride with Turner Honda in ‘23 and he took full advantage of the opportunity, earning the first two wins of his professional career while adding five podiums and another sixth-place championship standing to his career tally. Lowe added three more podiums in ‘24 en route to fourth in the championship, a performance that earned him a seat on the American Honda-backed Mission AFT SuperTwins effort in 2025.