Three-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick, who now competes in the American Indy NXT series, has signed a partnership agreement with Daytona Motorsport. As part of the programme, girls over the age of eight can go to the go-kart tracks of Daytona in Britain for free.
This will be followed by the launch of the Chadwick Racing Series, which runs until the end of 2024.
Jamie Chadwick: “In recent years I have been particularly interested in helping female karters who are just starting out in motorsport. At a higher level there are options: Formula 1 Academy, national championships, but it is important to go in the right direction from the first steps.
I started karting when I was 12, I never had a career plan or anything like that. At first it was just a hobby for me, until my older brother started helping me. Without him I simply wouldn’t have had a chance.”
Source: F1 News
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