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In the past two articles, we gave you the stories of two young riders supported by Haus of Moto - Sophie Kirkland and Daisy Polden. Today, we bring the story of the woman behind Haus of Moto - Lauren Harris.
11-year-old British rider Daisy Polden is one of Haus of Moto’s sponsored riders and also one of the riders who kick-started the Haus of Moto project. This year, Daisy is racing in the Fab-Racing MK-70 Championship (a category from which riders like Scott Redding graduated) and Extreme200 Junior Championship. Before the British Grand Prix, we had the chance to talk to Daisy about her motorcycling dream, here’s her story.
11-year-old Scottish rider Sophie Kirkland is one of Haus of Moto's ambassadors. She is the 2025 Scottish MiniMoto Rookie Champion, and Girl's Cup Champion. This year, Sophie is racing in the AC40 Junior B category in the Scottish MiniMoto Championship. We recently had the chance to talk to Sophie about her motorcycling dream, here's her story.
Justine Pedemonte is currently racing in FSBK SuperSport. Last year, Justine made a wild-card entrance in the WorldWCR at Magny-Cours. This year, she's making two more appearances replacing the injured Lucie Boudesseul. We had the opportunity to talk to Justine after the Misano round of WorldWCR, here's her story.
Last time we had the chance to have a Q&A with Thai rider Muklada Sarapuech was in early 2020. At the time, she was just announced as the first female rider to compete for a full season in the Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) SuperSport 600 class. Since then, Muklada has completed three seasons in ARRC and also took some time away from racing to work as a coach. This season, Muklada has come back in the strongest way possible: with a wildcard entry into WorldWCR, she stormed the field with podium-worthy performances. We had the opportunity to ask her a few more questions after Balaton Park, here’s more from Muklada Sarapuech.
Jessica Pincella is the Team Coordinator for EASTROC ZXMOTO Evan Bros. Factory team. Since 2016, she has been no stranger to the MotoGP and WorldSBK paddock. But her real career in the motorcycling world only started a little bit over three years ago. We had the chance to talk to Jessica after the Balaton Park round. Here's her story.
On April 19, Anina Urlaß made history by winning Race 2 of the Moto4 Northern Cup season opener in Assen, becoming the first-ever female rider to win in this series, and the first female winner in the entire Road to MotoGP program since Maria Herrera in 2014. This is Anina's second full season in the series (last year, Moto4 Northern Cup was branded as the Northern Talent Cup), and she's already on track for a season in the title fight. We recently had the chance to ask Anina a few questions. Here is her remarkable story on two wheels.
On January 6, 2026, Puck Klaassen became only the fifth woman to have claimed stage wins in Dakar. Eventaully, she finished this year's Dakar, her second attempt in the competition categories, in fifth of the Challenger category. We recently had the opportunity to talk to Puck, here's her motorsport journey.
The third season of the FIM Women‘s Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR) kicks off on March 27 in Portimao. Seven rookies are joining the grid this year as part of the 24-rider full-time line-up. We continue with our WorldWCR Special Series of riders' interviews. Today, we give you the story of Italian rider Arianna Barale.
German rider Smilla Göttlich delivered a stunning performance in the ADAC Junior Cup last year, securing ten pole positions and ten podium finishes - winning five of them - across ten races, ultimately clinching the championship title. This year, the 14-year-old will step up into the Moto4 Northern Cup (formerly known as the Northern Talent Cup). We recently had the opportunity to ask her a few questions. Here’s her story on two wheels.
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