Woman Spotlight Wednesday aims to take a look at the tales of these superwomen, who have surpassed various hurdles to reach where they are today. In this article, we spotlight a titanic name responsible for major success in the world of endurance racing. The 24 Hours of Le Mans has run 79 times since 1923. But only once has the strategy on the winning car been called by a woman.

At just 17 years old, Zoe Florescu Potolea is determined to push the boundaries of female racing and take her name to the highest levels

Woman Spotlight Wednesday aims to take a look at the tales of superwomen, who have surpassed various hurdles to reach where they are today. In this article, we spotlight a titanic name in the world of rallying, a forerunner for women in motorsport today. Claire Schönborn’s entry into the FIA Junior World Rally Championship (JWRC) marks a significant departure from her roots in hillclimb racing.

Aurora Straus, North America’s only professional female driver when she first began competing, blazes a trail by both example and activism.

The name Arshia Akhtar might not be well known yet, but she has emerged as a groundbreaking figure across two highly demanding fields: clinical cancer research and professional motorsports.

Mathilda Paatz is a 17-year-old German racing driver, set to make her full-time F1 Academy debut with Aston Martin in 2026.

Late starter Rachel Robertson rockets from rental karts to F1 Academy, mastering every challenge with fierce skill, speed, and unshakeable resilience.

Lisa Billard is a young talent whose racing has garnered recent attention, putting her on track for a full-time F1 Academy debut in 2026.

Ella Stevens is an exciting, young female talent, whose karting successes preface her upcoming 2026 F1 Academy campaign.

Woman Spotlight Wednesday aims to take a look at the tales of these superwomen, who have surpassed various hurdles to reach where they are today. In this article, we spotlight a rising star with a familiar surname, set to take the racing world by storm in the future.

Women have played an influential role throughout the history of motor racing. Many have taken to the wheels of motorsport machines, while numerous figures have worked tirelessly on the sidelines in various roles, shaping the racing world to the present day. Today’s spotlight shines on the American driver and the latest Wild Card entry of the 2025 F1 Academy season, Payton Westcott.

Katharina Nowak is the new President of the Miami Grand Prix, becoming the youngest ever F1 race president at 28 and one of only two women in the role globally.

Taru Rinne was the first woman to compete and score points in Grand Prix motorcycle racing, inspiring the next generation of female racers.

Laura Villars is an accomplished driver, advocate, and entrepreneur. She is a candidate for the 2025 FIA Presidency, advancing women and youth in motorsport.

Pat Moss, a rallying pioneer, defied a male-dominated world with raw talent, winning the brutal Liège–Rome–Liège Rally and securing the Mini's first international victory.

Trailblazer on & off the track: India’s first female racing champ Alisha Abdullah breaks barriers in motorsport, politics & advocacy.

Today’s spotlight shines on a promising talent hailing from the Southeast Asian region, Kareen Kaur. The Singaporean racer began karting aged just nine, immediately demonstrating her natural talent behind the wheel. Her foray into motor racing ignited a dream to become a professional in the field.

Woman Spotlight Wednesday aims to take a look at the tales of these superwomen, who have surpassed various hurdles to reach where they are today. In this article, we spotlight a young individual breaking barriers as she takes on the world of motor racing.

At just 10 years old, Atiqa Mir is breaking barriers in motorsport and racing her way into history—one lap at a time.

In this article, we spotlight a youngster hailing from the world’s most populous nation, breaking barriers at a young age.