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American driver Amanda Sorensen is a pioneering figure in modern motorsport, seamlessly competing at the highest levels of both drifting and off-road racing. Her career, ignited by childhood races against her brothers, has led to historic milestones, most notably becoming the first female driver to podium in Formula Drift. We recently had the chance to chat with Amanda, here's her story.
Beyond Rally is the WRC’s umbrella platform for sustainability initiatives that contribute to shaping the future of motorsport and materialise its positive impact on society. In 2024, the WRC launched the Women’s Development Programme within Beyond Rally. It saw nearly 100 drivers applying for the ultimate opportunity of a fully supported drive in the FIA Junior WRC. Suvi Jyrkiäinen from Finland is one of the three finalists who went into the Central European Rally. Although she did not secure the FIA Junior WRC seat, Suvi gained tremendous experience throughout the selection process. Recently, we had the chance to have a Q&A with Suvi. Here’s her rallying story.
Beyond Rally is the WRC’s umbrella platform for sustainability initiatives that contribute to shaping the future of motorsport and materialise its positive impact on society. In 2024, the WRC launched the Women’s Development Programme within Beyond Rally. It saw nearly 100 drivers applying for the ultimate opportunity of a fully supported drive in the FIA Junior WRC. American driver Madelyn Tabor is one of the drivers among the 15 shortlisted driver to compete in the shootout. Recently we had the chance to chat with Madelyn. Here’s her rallying story.
Beyond Rally is the WRC’s umbrella platform for sustainability initiatives that contribute to shaping the future of motorsport and materialise its positive impact on society. In 2024, the WRC launched the Women’s Development Programme within Beyond Rally. It saw nearly 100 drivers applying for the ultimate opportunity of a fully supported drive in the FIA Junior WRC. From the applicants, 15 were short-listed for a three-day shootout, and three finalists were selected to showcase their skills in a WRC round. Eventually, German driver Claire Schönborn won the prize to compete in the 2025 season of Junior WRC. After finishing her debut season in Junior WRC, we had the chance to have a Q&A with Claire. Here’s her rallying story.
In 2024, American driver Gray Leadbetter debut in Extreme E alongside Travis Pastrana with Legacy Motor Club. This year in October, she entered the inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup alongside Fraser McConnell with ZEROID QEV Motorsport. We had the opportunity to catch up with Gray recently. Here’s her story of chasing speed.
The second season of the FIM Women's Circuit Racing World Championship is gearing up for its final showdown in Jerez from October 17th to 19th. Ahead of the last round, we continue our WorldWCR Special Series of rider interviews. Today, we bring you the story of Spanish rider Natalia Rivera, one of the rookies in the WorldWCR this year.
On September 30, 2018, Ana Carrasco made history by winning the WorldSSP300 Championship, becoming the first-ever female world champion solo road racer. Six years later, she secured a second World Championship title by claiming the inaugural WorldWCR crown. This season, Ana is competing in the WorldSSP Championship with the Honda France WorldSSP Team. Before the Aragon Round, we had the opportunity to interview Ana. Here is her reflection on a career marked by twice making history and much more.
In the inaugural season of WorldWCR, Sara Sanchez surprised the world by winning two races and finishing the season in third place. This season, however, has not gone as smoothly. We continue with our WorldWCR Special Series of riders’ interviews. Today, we give you the the story of Spanish rider Sara Sanchez.
From ballet to the racetrack, Latvian driver Patricija Stalidzane defied expectations to pursue her passion for speed. After a sponsor's mid-season withdrawal forced her out of the ADAC GT4 series, Patricija faced years on the sidelines and believed her career was over. However, now she's been competing in a double-campaign for the past two years and truly rivived her career. We had the chance to catch up with Patricija, here's her story.
As the first woman to win the IMSA WeatherTech Championship and a key figure in the landmark all-female crew of Heinricher Racing with Meyer Shank Racing, Danish driver Christina Nielsen’s impact in motorsport extends beyond her podiums and wins. We recently had the chance to talk to the champion about her racing journey, the evolving media landscape, and her new calling in sports psychology. Here is what she has to say.
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