Jamie Chadwick

Jamie Chadwick is a trailblazer in the world of motorsport, widely celebrated as Britain’s most successful female racing driver. Her relentless drive, exceptional talent, and determination to redefine what’s possible have positioned her as a leading voice in sport. With a reputation for excellence both on and off the track, Jamie is also a Sky Sports F1 pundit, offering expert insights and breaking down barriers in a traditionally male-dominated arena. As a speaker, she shares her compelling journey with authenticity and passion, inspiring audiences with themes of resilience, high performance, and female empowerment.

Jamie’s career began at just 11 years old when she followed her brother into karting. Turning down a spot on the England under-18 hockey team, she instead pursued racing and won the Ginetta Junior Scholarship in 2013. By 2015, she had already made history as the first female and youngest ever winner of the British GT Championship (GT4 class) with Beechdean Motorsport. Her winning momentum continued when she became the first woman to win a British Formula 3 race in 2018. Balancing racing with academics at Cheltenham College, Jamie’s early career was defined by a rare combination of discipline, ambition, and courage.

Jamie made a global impact through her dominant performance in the W Series, becoming champion three times in 2019, 2021, and 2022. She also clinched the MRF Challenge title and was selected for the Williams Racing Driver Academy, contributing to the team’s simulator and development work. In 2023, she became the first full-time female driver in Indy NXT since 2010, and in 2024, made history once more by becoming the first woman to win a road course race in Indy NXT, securing a lights-to-flag victory at Road America. In 2025, she joined IDEC Sport to compete in the European Le Mans Series, marking her debut at the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Beyond racing, Jamie is committed to fostering diversity and inclusion in motorsport. She is the founder of the Jamie Chadwick Series, a grassroots programme encouraging girls to take up racing, which saw a staggering 1900% increase in participation within its first year. Her keynote topics include breaking gender stereotypes in sport, resilience, and inspiring future generations, making her an influential speaker and role model for the next wave of talent across industries.