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Do All-Female Racing Series' Create Opportunity or Reinforce Separation?
The existence of all-female racing championships continues to provoke a familiar debate. For some, categories such as F1 Academy and the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR) represent a necessary response to the barriers that have prevented women from progressing through motorsport at the same rate as men. They provide visibility, seat time and opportunities that may otherwise remain inaccessible. For others, separating female competitors from mixed grids
Jun 710 min read


Olyvia Joan on the Art of Capturing a Race Weekend
As Joan continues to develop her place in the industry, she is honest about both the financial and emotional risks involved in pursuing creative work. Motorsport photography demands travel, persistence and the confidence to keep making connections in an intensely competitive environment.
Jun 66 min read


Perspectives: Aussie Moto3 Star Jacob Roulstone Talks Inclusion in Motorcycle Racing
At just 20 years old, Jacob Roulstone is already making waves on the world stage of motorcycle racing. Hailing from the small town of Jamberoo in New South Wales, Australia, Roulstone’s rise has been as rapid as the bikes he races. In 2024, he leapt into the Moto3 World Championship and wrapped up a remarkably strong rookie season. This impressive debut proved that the quiet kid from Jamberoo could contest with the sport’s elite. It also earned him a continued ride with Red
May 13, 20258 min read
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