I’m a competitive motorsport driver with four years’ experience in the CityCar Cup, currently working towards a seat on the MINI Challenge Trophy Championship grid. My racing career is built on consistency, strong racecraft and a data-driven approach to performance, backed by a deep understanding of the business side of motorsport.

Alongside my racing, I’m an engineer by trade and a three-time Student Motorsport Champion, winning the title in 2022, 2023 and 2024 with Northbrook College. I’ve achieved multiple race wins, podiums and fastest laps, with a standout moment being an overall victory at Oulton Park in 2024, converting a dominant pole position into a controlled race win.

Championing gender diversity within motorsport engineering is central to what I do. Motorsport demands constant innovation and problem-solving, and diverse thinking is critical to pushing performance forwards. Through my time in the paddock, the lack of female representation in engineering roles has been clear, and I believe meaningful action is needed to change this.

In 2026, alongside Pro-Am Racing, I am proud to partner with the Women’s Engineering Society to launch an initiative supporting early-career female motorsport engineers. The program provides hands-on race weekend experience, mentoring from an experienced professional team, outreach and visibility activities, and branded digital content to showcase the next generation of engineering talent.

I work closely with performance-led partners across engineering, automotive, lifestyle and STEM sectors. Partnerships offer exclusive race-weekend access, tailored digital content, networking and hospitality opportunities, team and driver engagements, event activations and measurable commercial return.

My audience spans motorsport fans, engineers, corporates and students, bringing these communities together to create meaningful networks and business connections. I currently engage over 15,000 followers on Instagram with strong engagement and am growing a YouTube channel focused on behind-the-scenes motorsport content.

Over the next 2–3 years, my aim is to progress into higher-level championships, growing exposure for partners while building a lasting, clear pathway for female engineers to reach the highest levels of motorsport without barriers.