Women in Motorsport
Attention Ladies! Have you always wanted to dive into motorsport but didn’t know where to begin? Your chance starts here! The WDCC are proud facilitators of the Women’s Introduction to Motorsport Program.
HAVE FUN. BREAK BARRIERS.
IGNITE YOUR PASSION FOR RACING IN A SUPPORTIVE & FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT.
The Women’s Introduction to Motorsport program is open to women looking to get a start in motorsport. Our program is packed with exciting topics and hands-on experiences, all tailored to help you experience the adrenaline rush of motorsport in a safe, affordable and supportive environment.
Participants will get unique hands-on experiences from motorsport professionals, including how to prepare a vehicle for racing, track exercises to focus on car control and more!
The program is designed to make your first taste of racing as fun and accessible as possible—so buckle up and let the WDCC Women In Motorsport crew provide you with an unforgettable ride!
women in motorsport news & events
WDCC FIRST INTRODUCTORY PROGRAM FOR WOMEN
Sunday May 12 saw the Geelong Motorsports Complex roar to life with the WDCC’s first Women in Motorsport event. 20 female participants dived headfirst in to the exhilarating world of racing. From mastering braking and maneuverability skills to showcasing their….
REGISTER NOW! NEXT EVENT 10 NOV 24
Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action at the next WDCC Women’s Introduction to Motorsport event with the Western District Car Club! Be sure to mark your calendar for November 10th 2024 and join us at the Avalon Complex for an exhilarating, fun and supportive day designed just for the ladies!
womens introduction to motorsport program
There are thousands of women across Australia making their mark in motorsport. Yet, despite their growing involvement, women remain significantly under-represented in the industry. Motorsport Australia have developed the Women’s Introduction to Motorsport program for Motorsport Australia affiliated clubs aiming to boost female participation. Despite the perceived barriers and challenges, we must continue to inspire women to participate in motorsport.