Aspira. Your Dream. Our Drive.
What we do
Aspira exists to help talented female racing drivers turn potential into professional careers. We guide the sporting and commercial decisions, and connect them with partners who believe in long-term growth.
What makes Aspira different
A community, not a roster
Motorsport is an individual sport, and what a driver learns stays close to the chest. With so few women on the grid, it is easy to spend a whole season feeling like the outsider. We take the opposite approach: Aspira creates a place where our drivers come together and help each other. Each is on her own path, with her own goals, which is exactly what makes that openness possible.
One partnership, the whole portfolio
Because our drivers span multiple disciplines and championships, a single partnership opens the door across the entire roster: different fanbases, formats and countries, all through one point of contact.
Talent on the ladder
Our drivers
From karting to F1 Academy, NASCAR and the Porsche pyramid, every driver on a programme built around her. Hover a card for her story.
F1 Academy
Nina
GademanF1 Academy
Nina Gademan
Stepped up to F1 Academy and took P1 in Shanghai at the opening round. Racing to prove the front of the grid is where she belongs.
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F1 Academy
Esmee
KostermanF1 Academy
Esmee Kosterman
Graduated from Formula 4 into F1 Academy for 2026. Building her single-seater career round by round on the world stage.
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European NASCAR
Beitske
VisserEuropean NASCAR
Beitske Visser
A proven winner in single-seaters with factory experience. Now trading downforce for 450 hp V8 stock cars in the European NASCAR Series.
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Porsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica
Chloe
GrantPorsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica
Chloe Grant
Scottish racer who cut her teeth in single-seaters, now competing in Porsche one-make racing, where the driver makes the difference.
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Karting → Formula 4
Eva
DorrestijnKarting → Formula 4
Eva Dorrestijn
Karting graduate preparing for her first season in Formula 4, the first step on the international single-seater ladder.
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E1 → Porsche
Rianna
O’Meara-HuntE1 → Porsche
Rianna O’Meara-Hunt
New Zealander who raced electric powerboats in the E1 Series. Moving into the Porsche pyramid with Aspira for 2026.
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Mazda MX-5 Cup
Bente
BoerMazda MX-5 Cup
Bente Boer
A schoolteacher through the week and an MX-5 Cup racer at the weekend. She runs her own karting competition for girls who want a way into the sport.
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Where we race
A global season
From Shanghai to Las Vegas, Zandvoort to Indianapolis, our drivers compete across eight championships on three continents.
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- F1 Academy
- European NASCAR
- Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux
- Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe
- Porsche Carwow Carrera Cup GB
- Aramco F4 Saudi Arabia
- Eurocup-3
- Toyota GR Cup North America
The opportunity
Why now
Motorsport has never been more popular, and the fanbase arriving now is younger, more diverse and increasingly female. The grid has not caught up with the grandstand.
Motorsport fans worldwide
42%, Of global fans are women
74%, Of new fans are women (people who became a fan in the last five years)
1.5%, Of licensed drivers are women
Every square is one in a hundred.
The gap is the opportunity
Women are 42% of motorsport fans and 74% of everyone new to the sport, yet only 1.5% of licensed drivers. No other part of the sport has a gap that wide, and brands who close it get there first.
Motorsport is early
Women’s participation in sport is at an all time high, and the commercial side of women’s sport has grown with it. Motorsport is only starting that curve, which is exactly why the entry point is still open.
Talent is not the problem
Motorsport is one of the few sports where women and men race each other directly, same track, same rules. A career is funded by sponsorship rather than salary, so backing decides who keeps racing. Female drivers are nearly twice as likely to leave within five years, and not for want of pace. The pipeline is the problem, and the pipeline is what we build.
Join the movement, not the moment
Get involved
How to be part of the journey
01 · Partner a driver
Back one of our drivers
Become the partner of one of our drivers and put your brand behind her career, on track and beyond.
Meet the drivers02 · Partner Aspira
Back all of them
Partner Aspira itself and help every driver on our roster at once.
See partnerships03 · Not ready yet?
Start small
Can’t sponsor at the moment, or not ready yet? No problem. You can support our drivers by becoming a member of the Aspira Business Club.
Join the Business Club
Join the paddock
Business Club
Join an international network of entrepreneurs who back our drivers. Aspira Club and Ambassador membership opens the door to inside information and live updates from the drivers through the season, to people who share the same mission, and to exclusive events, on and off track.
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