After gaining her qualifications at The National College for Motorsport, Eliza left home and started her career as a motorsport mechanic with Aston Martin racing privateer, TF Sport. Travelling the world, running an Aston Martin GTE Vantage in European Le Mans series at 18 years old. From there she became self employed and contracted for various race teams, gaining experience in historic F1, Le Mans prototypes, GT, Ferrari Challenge and single seaters.

When she took the No.1 Mechanic and test pilot role at Roborace building their autonomous electric LMP3 cars, she was put through her ARDS licence, taught how to drive on track and work with engineers to improve car performance.

She entered the 2021 Formula Woman competition and after receiving some great feedback in the preparation stage, she gave it her all and got to the Top 10 women out of over 800 international entrants. Setting the fastest lap in a GT4 at Croft in the process.

In 2022 she made a comeback and entered the Formula Woman competition again, this time going all the way to become the 2022 Formula Woman Champion.

She has spent 2023 racing in the Mazda Supercup championship to develop her skill in a highly competitive championship. She also signed to Kimura Performance sim racing team and Cole Clarke Racing kart team for the 2023 season to aid her development as a driver, alongside working as the system support engineer for the MSV GB3 and GB4 championships.