Above everything else
British motorcycle racer Jamie Hanks-Elliott opens up on imposter syndrome, racing without a team in the WorldWCR, and why the real battle is with herself.
Feel for it
From a Wellington kart track to history at Indianapolis and now the open water, Rianna O’Meara-Hunt on the instinct that guides her, and the goal still ahead.
Chapter three
She was lapped for an entire year and loved it anyway. Tayla Collins on Crohn’s disease, ADHD, and racing in the first-ever women’s world championship.
Drinking from a fire hose
Mallory Dobbs didn’t ride until 21. Now she’s the only American scoring WorldWCR points – while working full-time as a civil engineer.
Not done yet
Australian racing driver Caitlin Wood on making history at the Nürburgring, chasing the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and why pressure is a privilege.
Racing through doubt
British racing driver Lydia Walmsley reflects on her biggest technical leap yet, the reality of financial pressure in motorsport, and battling self-doubt.
Drive from within
Rally trailblazer Molly Taylor reflects on the inner conviction that fuelled her rise, the mental challenges in motorsport, and her groundbreaking career.
Built for pressure
Jess Edgar reflects on the unique pressures of car racing and how she’s learned to thrive under pressure through her journey from karting to the F1 Academy.
Learning at speed
British motorcycle rider Chloe Jones explains how she’s discovering that racing the elite in the WorldWCR is a test of mindset as much as machinery.