Josie Smith has been behind the scenes in some of motorsport’s most intense moments; from covering Formula One during the chaos of COVID to working alongside rising talents like Jake Dixon, Jacob Roulstone, Eddie O’Shea and Collin Veijer. 🏍️🌟 She’s the one making sure the moments that matter don’t disappear in the noise. 
Now, through First on the Throttle Media, she’s giving MotoGP’s next generation the tools, confidence and voice to own their place in the sport 🌍

For all the credit this film deserves as a piece of racing entertainment, its treatment of women within the world of Formula 1 is, quite frankly, regressive. While it attempts to show that women exist within the paddock, through characters like APXGP’s female technical director and a young female mechanic, these gestures feel more like box-ticking and tokenism, rather than genuine efforts toward meaningful representation.

 Few drivers in modern motorsport embody both talent and tenacity quite like Jamie Chadwick. A three-time W Series champion, an Atlassian Williams Racing ambassador, and now a competitor in the fiercely demanding world of American open-wheel racing, Chadwick has carved out a path that is both unique and inspiring. While she is often hailed as a role model for women in motorsport, it is essential to recognize her for what she is first and foremost - a formidable racing driver