I started racing to prove to myself that I could do anything and that I didn’t have to be good at it straight away, I just had to try.

After a road crash as a learner rider, I wanted to rebuild my confidence, develop my skills and overcome my fear of crashing again. Three years later, I’m still learning, still pushing myself and still showing up, even when things don’t go to plan. If there’s one thing racing has taught me, it’s that the worst thing you can do for yourself is quit.

What motivates me most is hearing from women who are just starting out, telling me they could never do what I do. I used to be that girl, too. I want to show them that with time, determination and the courage to try, they can achieve things they never thought possible.

I’m juggling racing around work and university, still on my P plates, with no previous motorcycling or mechanical experience before I started.

My passion for racing goes far beyond social media. I don’t race for content or likes, I race because I love the sport and want to prove that a life-altering crash doesn’t have to mean giving up on what you love. With the support of sponsors, I hope to keep challenging stereotypes, proving my worth on the grid and showing other women that you don’t need years of experience, a mechanical background or everything figured out to get started. Sometimes, all you need is the courage to try.

• Improve my lap times
• Inspire more women to race
• Learn more about my bike
• Enter into side cars

My love for motorcycles started with my granddad. Seeing his passion for bikes inspired me to give it a go, and what started as an interest quickly became a huge part of who I am. I got on my first road bike at 13 with the help of Clarke Coaching, and now, four years into racing, I couldn’t imagine my life without it.

Racing gives me a sense of freedom, purpose and excitement. I love the adrenaline, the friendships and the constant challenge of becoming a better rider. It hasn’t always been easy, and building confidence and learning to trust myself under pressure have been some of my biggest challenges. But every setback has taught me something, and I’m determined to keep showing up and improving.

My biggest supporters are my boyfriend, Jayden, and my family. They’ve been there through every step of my journey, helping behind the scenes, encouraging me and believing in my dreams.

My goal is to compete in ASBK and eventually represent Australia on the international stage in the WorldWCR. I want to push myself as far as I can while inspiring other young women to believe they belong in motorsport, too.

By sponsoring me, you’re helping me turn a lifelong dream into a reality. Your support will go towards race entries, tyres, maintenance, coaching and valuable track time, giving me more opportunities to grow as a racer.

I’m incredibly grateful for every opportunity, and I’m ready to put in the hard work to see just how far I can go!

• Compete in ASBK
• Develop my Skills
• Inspire More Women
• Race in WCR

Motorcycling came into my life at a time when I didn’t realise how much I needed something that was completely mine. What started with one ride on the back of a friend’s bike quickly became a place where I felt free, focused and completely at peace. Somewhere between those first nervous laps and lining up on a race grid, I found a version of myself I’m so proud of.

I started with no experience, no mechanical knowledge and plenty of self doubt. I was terrified of getting things wrong and constantly questioned whether I was good enough to be there. But racing has taught me that confidence doesn’t come from being fearless or getting everything right, it comes from showing up, making mistakes, learning from them and choosing to keep going.

Every track day, every setback and every small improvement has given me another reason to believe in myself. I’ve learned that I’m capable of far more than I once thought, and that belief has become one of the most meaningful parts of this journey.

Working as a paramedic reminds me every day how precious life is, and racing reminds me to truly live it. My dream is to keep pushing myself, progress through the sport and one day compete in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship.

More than any result, I want my journey to show other women that they are capable, they belong, and sometimes the biggest thing standing between you and your dream is simply believing you’re worthy of chasing it.

• Progress into a different class, ideally racing an R6 or R7
• Stand on a podium in my class
• Race nationally or internationally
• Inspire more women to get involved in motorsport

Track riding changed my life. After an accident as a pillion passenger shattered my confidence, I found my way back on the track, where I rebuilt my skills, rediscovered my belief in myself, and ultimately found a passion that has become a huge part of who I am. That journey has taken me from learning on an R3 to earning my race licence and standing on the podium with a 2nd place finish in BEARS F2 at my very first race aboard my Aprilia RS660 Trofeo.

If there's one thing I'd want a potential sponsor to know, it's that what you see is exactly what you get. I'm not interested in portraying a perfect highlight reel. I share the wins, the mistakes, the crashes, the mechanical issues, and everything in between because I believe authenticity is what truly connects with people. That honesty is something I'll never compromise on.

I bring grit, determination, and a story that people genuinely connect with. I've faced self-doubt, technical setbacks, and the challenge of being underestimated, yet I continue to show up, learn, and push harder every time I head out on track. Every race I enter carries a message that women belong in motorsport and can absolutely succeed in it.

Supporting me isn't just about placing a logo on a race bike. It's about becoming part of a journey I'm committed to sharing. I'll work hard to create genuine value through social media, content creation, brand exposure, and authentic partnerships built on mutual support. I may not be the biggest name in the paddock yet, but I'm working towards that every single day, and I'd love to have people who believe in me along for the ride from the very beginning.

• Fight for an Overall Championship Podium
• Become a Front-Running BEARS F2 Competitor
• Unlock the Full Potential of the Aprilia RS660 Trofeo
• Inspire More Women to Enter Motorsport

What started as the purchase of a friend's GN250 quickly became a life-changing passion. Less than two years after throwing a leg over a motorcycle for the first time, I discovered track riding, bought a Kawasaki Ninja 400 track bike, and began racing journey in New Zealand's Supersport 300 class. Driven by a love of learning, community, and pushing my limits, I'm continuing to chase my dreams despite the challenges of time, travel, and cost. My ultimate goal? To compete at the highest level of women's motorcycle racing and one day line up on the grid at the Isle of Man TT.
If someone was considering supporting my journey into racing, I would want them to know about the deep passion and love I have for the sport. It is what motivates me to keep learning, improving, and pushing myself every time I get on the bike.
Most importantly, racing brings me genuine joy. The excitement of being on the track, the friendships within the racing community, and the opportunity to inspire others make this journey incredibly rewarding. I hope to share that enthusiasm with those who support me and represent them with the deepest gratitude.

• Continue developing as a racer
• Compete in the New Zealand North Island Cup
• Compete at Cemetery Circuit
• Race at the Isle of Man TT & WCR

My racing journey began long before I ever threw a leg over a bike. My dad was a racer, and although he passed away when I was just nine years old, his passion for the sport has stayed with me ever since. Racing is my way of staying connected to him and carrying on a legacy that means the world to me.

Like many racers, I've faced my share of challenges along the way, including injuries, financial pressures, and the obstacles that come with being a woman in a male-dominated sport. Despite that, I've remained focused on improving, pushing my limits, and chasing my goals. One of my proudest achievements so far has been securing my first podium finish which was a moment that proved hard work and determination really do pay off.

My goal is to compete full-time in ASBK and eventually race internationally. Ultimately, I dream of earning a seat in WorldWCR and competing against the best female riders in the world. Every lap I ride is driven by passion, perseverance, and the desire to make my dad proud.
If you are considering supporting my journey, I want you to know that you're supporting someone who is willing to outwork the obstacles in front of them. My dad inspired my love for racing, and since losing him at a young age, I’ve carried his belief in me every step of the way. I have a strong determination to succeed, a genuine passion for the sport, and a fire in my belly to achieve my goals. Every contribution helps me get closer to those goals, and I’ll continue giving everything I have both on and off the track to make that support worthwhile.

• Compete in a season of ASBK
• Finish in the top 5
• Race internationally in the WCR

I started riding motorcycles in 2023 after a difficult breakup. What began as a distraction quickly became my passion, my community, and ultimately my way of life.

About a year later, my partner at the time Tom bought me a ticket to my first track day. From the moment I rode out onto the track, I was hooked. We spent every chance we could chasing that feeling together, sharing a dream of spending more time at the track.

I unfortunately lost Tom in a motorcycle accident. At the time, I didn't know I was pregnant with our daughter.

Since then, I've done everything I can to honour him. Racing was always his dream, and now it feels like I'm carrying both of ours. Every time I swing a leg over the bike, I feel connected to him. I hope I'm making him proud!

If you were to sponsor me, I want you to know that your support would be going to someone who genuinely lives and breathes this sport. This isn't just a hobby for me, it's a huge part of who I am. Every opportunity I get to ride, train, or race is something I take seriously, and I'm constantly looking for ways to improve my skills, learn from experienced riders, and become the best version of myself on and off the track.

I am incredibly passionate about my journey and committed to putting in the work required to achieve my goals. Whether it's investing time into training, attending track days, learning from coaches, or sharing my experiences with the wider riding community, I am always striving to grow and progress. The challenge of becoming a better rider is something that motivates me every day.

As a full-time mum, balancing family responsibilities with the costs of riding and racing can be hard. The reality is that motorsport is expensive. The costs add up quickly and often become one of the biggest barriers to spending more time on track and continuing to develop as a rider.

Having someone support my journey would mean the world. It would provide opportunities that might otherwise be out of reach and allow me to focus more on improving my riding, gaining experience, and pursuing my goals. It would also give me confidence knowing that someone believes in what I'm working towards and wants to be part of that journey.

I am incredibly grateful for any support I receive and would be proud to represent those who choose to back me. My goal is not only to continue growing as a rider but also to inspire other women, especially mothers, to pursue their passions and prove that having responsibilities doesn't mean giving up on your dreams. With the right support behind me, I know I can continue to push myself further, achieve more, and make the most of every opportunity that comes my way.

• Qualify in the front row
• Step on a podium
• Finish a whole race season