Jamie Chadwick

Jamie Chadwick is one of the most inspiring figures in British sport today—an elite racing driver, a groundbreaker for women in motorsport, and an empowering voice for the next generation. As Britain’s most decorated female racing driver, Jamie’s story is not only about competing at the highest levels, but about rewriting what’s possible for women in a male-dominated arena. From her early days in karting to international podiums, Jamie has turned talent into triumph and passion into purpose. She is driven by more than speed—she is driven by change.

Jamie’s racing career began at age 11, quickly rising through the ranks. She became the first female and youngest ever winner of the British GT Championship in 2015. In 2018, she made headlines again as the first woman to win a British Formula 3 race, and then dominated the global stage by becoming a three-time W Series Champion in 2019, 2021 and 2022. Her place in history was further cemented when she became the first woman to win an Indy NXT road course race, a landmark moment in American open-wheel racing. Beyond her racing accolades, Jamie has been a Development Driver for Williams F1 since 2019 and a Test Driver for Jaguar Formula E, showcasing her value across multiple elite teams and disciplines.

But Jamie’s impact reaches far beyond the track. In 2024, she launched the Jamie Chadwick Series, a transformative grassroots initiative encouraging girls to enter karting, which saw a 1900% rise in female participation within its first year. She also became a Williams Racing Driver and F1 Academy Advisor, supporting young female talent on their journey to the top tiers of motorsport. Her influence continues in endurance racing, with her signing for IDEC Sport in the 2025 European Le Mans Series, aiming to compete in the iconic Le Mans 24 Hours.

As a keynote speaker, Jamie Chadwick brings a dynamic, relatable and deeply motivational energy to every stage she steps on. Audiences are captivated not only by her career but by her message: that barriers are meant to be broken. Her talks speak to resilience, courage and the power of representation, encouraging women and girls across all industries to believe in their potential and take up space—even when they’re the first to do it.