NASCAR is the premier stock car racing series in the world. Like most of its motorsports racing counterparts, it’s also a male-dominated sport. The culture and intensity of the sport along with many ...

In recent years, social media has remarkably shaped the popularity dynamics within NASCAR, particularly affecting how drivers, both male and female, are perceived by the public. Platforms like ...

My feet grew so much, I used to be a youth, child size 3, now I barely fit into a woman ... the NASCAR community as a whole. Outside of her impact of being one of the few female NASCAR drivers ...

They added, “The stock car racing driver is the first female Arab ... to become one of NASCAR’s most prominent figures as a history-making competitor, a trailblazer for women in the male ...

NASCAR estimates that women represent 40 percent of its 75 ... Ford's goal is for female drivers to progress to more competitive series, eventually winding up in the seat of a NASCAR Nextel ...

becoming one of the top young drivers in the NASCAR scene. Along the way, she has broken records and continues climbing the racing ladder as she aims to achieve more victories and accolades on short ...

then just focus on the female ones, the chances are just… statistically lower. But that doesn’t mean they can’t succeed.” – Ken Schrader Indeed, the success metrics in NASCAR are unforgiving, with few ...

The fact that women have the hormone oestrogen, also explains why female drivers tend to be cited for far fewer traffic violations than ... to support the fact that men are much more likely to be ...