18-Year-Old Driver Makes History at World Championship
Brooke Kitson from the town of Cambridgeshire has claimed the title of the youngest female driver to compete in the major event held at the track in Northampton.
Eighteen-year-old Brooke Kitson became the youngest female driver in the history of the event by competing in the BriSCA F1 Stock Car World Championship held at the Shaleway track in Northampton.
Historic Race and Organization
Eighteen-year-old Brooke Kitson, from the town of March in Cambridgeshire, stood out as one of only two female competitors racing in the major championship held on Saturday at the Shaleway track in Northampton.
Crash and Early Exit
The young driver was only able to complete three or four laps of the grueling 25-lap race. Her hopes in the race came to an early end following an unfortunate crash and a punctured tire.
Inspiration from Her Father
Competing in a male-dominated sport, Kitson stated that she draws great inspiration from her father, Daz Kitson, a former F2 world champion, and is following in his footsteps.
Future Goals and Expectations
Emphasizing that she is happy to achieve this success at this stage in her stock car career—which she began at age 11—Kitson expressed her intention to target the championship again next year.