British · Stratford-upon-Avon, England · Born 4 November 1998British racing driver and three-time W Series champion, first female driver to win a British GT Championship race and Williams F1 development driver.
Britain's most successful female racing driver of the 21st century — three-time W Series champion, Williams F1 development driver and the woman considered most likely to become the first female F1 Grand Prix driver since Lella Lombardi in 1975. Motorsport demands technical skill, physical fitness and the courage to operate machinery at speeds that leave absolutely no margin for error. Career highlights included W Series Champion 2019, 2021, 2022 (3 consecutive), Williams Racing F1 Development Driver, Most likely next female F1 driver. The measure of a great motorsport athlete is the ability to perform consistently over time, and Jamie's record demonstrates precisely that quality of sustained excellence. Jamie's career stands as a testament to the dedication that sustained excellence in motorsport demands across many years of competition.
First three-time W Series champion and leading female F1 prospect
How They Played
Aggressive overtaker with strong racecraft and consistency
Lasting Impact
Pioneering female driver breaking barriers in Formula racing
Career Honours
- W Series Champion 2019, 2021, 2022 (3 consecutive)
- Williams Racing F1 Development Driver
- Most likely next female F1 driver
British Athletes