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Pippa Mann partners with OrthoIndy

February 7, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Pippa Mann Partners with OrthoIndyIndycar driver Pippa Mann partners with OrthoIndy

Pippa Mann is excited to announce a new partnership with Indianapolis orthopedic care provider OrthoIndy.

“As a former patient of OrthoIndy, I was thrilled with the idea of partnering with them,” said Pippa. “OrthoIndy is the place the pro-athletes trust. Whatever sport we play, when we have broken bones, or orthopedic issues, getting them resolved not only so we can live our lives comfortably, but so we can perform again at the highest levels of our abilities after surgery or treatment is exceptionally important to us. The OrthoIndy staff are not only the best in the business in terms of clinical care, but after treating and work with so many pro-athletes, they understand the psychology of not only wanting to get better, but wanting to be able to return to competition as quickly as possible too.”

Founded over 50 years ago, OrthoIndy is one of the most highly respected orthopedic practices in the Midwest. With over 70 physicians providing care to central Indiana residents from more than 10 convenient locations, OrthoIndy provides leading-edge bone, joint, spine and muscle care. OrthoIndy physicians also provide care to the Indiana Pacers, Indiana Fever, Indianapolis Indians and Dance Kaleidoscope, as well as local colleges and high schools. 

Owned and operated by OrthoIndy physicians, OrthoIndy Hospital is central Indiana’s first specialty hospital with a direct focus on bone, joint, spine and muscle care and the most technologically advanced facility available for orthopedics in the Midwest. As a physician-owned hospital model, OrthoIndy Hospital’s top priorities are patient safety, satisfaction and outcomes. 

Quality patient care serves as the foundation for the physician-owned and operated hospital, which is evident in the ratings received from Press Ganey Associates, Inc. From 2013 to 2016 OrthoIndy Hospital was named a Guardian of Excellence Award winner for consistently achieving the 95th percentile of performance in patient satisfaction. From 2009 to 2012, OrthoIndy Hospital was named the Summit Award Winner for sustaining the highest level of customer satisfaction for three or more consecutive years.  

OrthoIndy has provided orthopedic care for the racing community for years. Statistics show that women are the primary healthcare decision makers in a household; therefore, it was important to OrthoIndy to align with a female athlete in the Indianapolis community. Pippa Mann is a strong female athlete in a male-dominated profession, who has proved you can do anything you set your mind to.

“The physicians, nurses and employees of OrthoIndy are excited to partner with Pippa,” said Jane Keller, CEO of OrthoIndy. “Pippa is passionate about giving back to the Indianapolis community we serve. We are proud to partner with her.” 

To stay up to date with OrthoIndy, and to find out first about any public appearances Pippa has as part of her partnership, connect with OrthoIndy on Facebook, or @OrthoIndy on Twitter and Instagram and Pippa Mann on Facebook, or @PippaMann on Twitter or Instagram. 

For more information on OrthoIndy, please call (317) 802-2000 or visit us at OrthoIndy.com.

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: IndyCar, Pippa Mann, Women Racing

Teryx Girls Back for King of the Hammer

February 6, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Teryx Girls
PHOTO: KATHY DURRETT

The all-female OffRoad team “Teryx Girls” – Driver Sara Price & Co-Driver Erica Sacks – have spent the past 12 months anxious to return to Hammertown and better their result at the King of the Hammers.   The toughest one day off-road race on the planet, The Teryx Girls are the only all-female team contesting the 2017 King of the Hammers event.

Last year, the duo impressed thousands of spectators in Johnson Valley, California as they sped through open desert and found unique lines through some of the technical rock crawling sections of the 2016 King of the Hammers course. Starting the 2016 event in the 20th position, the Teryx Girls came out of the desert section in 12th place going into the rocks, and made quick work of picking off enough cars to run in a 5th place spot before breaking out of the race.

“From the moment we realized we weren’t going to finish last year, we’ve been thinking about how this year we were going to get the job done,” said Price. “We could hear everyone cheering for the Teryx Girls last year and I expect we will see even more fans out in Johnson Valley this week. This race is as tough as they come and I know Teryx is up for the challenge.”

Teryx Girls Sara Price and Erica Sacks with their new UTVSara qualified the only 800cc to compete in the UTV Class Saturday the 4th for a impressive 20th start position against 46competitors that day and 70 Total entrants in class thus far.  The Teryx Girls Kawasaki Teryx was build specifically for the King Of the Hammers by IMG Motorsports, but a large percentage of stock parts were retained on the race side-by-side due to the proven strength and performance of the Kawasaki Teryx. 

Fans can watch the Teryx Girls race live on Wednesday, February 7 at www.ultra4racing.com/live or follow along on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TeryxGirls > Hashtag #TeryxGirls on social media sites.

 

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Erica Sacks, Off Road, Sara Price, Women Racing

Courtney Force Nitro Spring Training

February 4, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

COURTNEY FORCE SPRING TRANING
Photo: Auto Imagery

Advance Auto Parts Funny Car driver Courtney Force blistered Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park during the second day of NHRA Drag Racing Nitro Spring training Friday, posting the three-quickest passes of the week – including an incredible run under the current established NHRA Drag Racing Funny Car national record E.T.

Force’s best run in her new Advanced Auto Parts livery-adorned Chevrolet Camaro SS Funny Car was 3.804 seconds at 333.33 mph, quicker than the current national-record run of 3.822 seconds set last year in Brainerd, Minnesota by Matt Hagan.  The pass was not an official record, because Force’s pass came during testing, not a national event and does not comply with required criteria for national records.

“It was a pretty unbelievable run,” Force said. “It’s all thanks to these guys; I’m just the one piloting the car down to the other end. But it was really exciting hearing them come on the radio and be so excited about it.   It’s great being out here at Phoenix testing. We’re going to try some new things tomorrow and just see what the car does. So far, we’re definitely happy with it.”

In addition to the 3.804 run, Force made passes of 3.847 seconds at 329.26 mph and 3.847 seconds at 331.28 mph – the three quickest runs of the day in Nitro Spring Training.

“I feel good every run,” Force said. “It’s crazy. You take two months off during the offseason and then you hop back in a car – just smashing on the throttle – it takes some getting used to and time to get back into your routine. When you get a couple months off, it changes things. It’s been a lot of fun getting back in the car and back into the groove of things. I feel like I’ve had to really quickly, as my guys are ready for the season. They’ve really shown that with how the Advance Auto Parts Chevrolet Camaro has run so far.  I feel like I had my hands full on multiple runs, but it’s really great being able to make so many great passes just in testing – the 3.84s and then the 3.80 unofficially. It’s a great feeling. I’m proud of my guys; it’s all because of them.”

Testing continues Saturday, with the final day slated for Sunday.

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Courtney Force, Drag Racing, Funny Car, NHRA, Women Racing

Meyer welcomes back Aeroquip for 2017

January 17, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

AeroquipHorsepower & Heels Rookie of the Year winner and NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster driver, Megan Meyer, just announced a new partnership with Eaton owned, Aeroquip Performance Products.  

The Randy Meyer Racing team has been using Eaton and Aeroquip products for decades, in many of their championship runs in the sport.    They are proud to announce a return partnership with the hydraulics specialty company for their 2017 season.   Megan and the rest of the Randy Meyer Racing team will represent the Aeroquip brand as an official team marketing partner on their full tour with the NHRA LODRS Regional and National Top Alcohol Dragster series.  

Randy Meyer Racing in action with Aeroquip
Randy Meyer Racing in action with Aeroquip circa 2011.

No stranger to Megan and her drag racing career, Aeroquip has been on-board to help Megan Meyer previously, partnering with her during her Junior Dragster racing days, and during her time in the Super Comp class.    Their return to the Randy Meyer Racing team for 2017 will be their first affiliation since Megan’s jump to the Top Alcohol Dragster category in 2016.    Megan’s rookie season in her A/Fuel Dragster proved very successful and showed tons of promise for the young driver, and Aeroquip is now on-board for her sophomore journey in the class.

All of us at Randy Meyer Racing are thrilled to have Eaton and Aeroquip back on board. We have proudly used their products for decades, and hope to win another World Championship with the Aeroquip brand.”  – Megan Meyer

In operation for over 65 years, Eaton’s Aeroquip® name represents quality and innovation in the hydraulics industry. Eaton offers Aeroquip hose, fittings, adapters, couplings and fluid connectors for all pressures in industrial, aerospace and automotive applications.   

Meyer will begin her 2017 season at the NHRA Gatornationals event in Gainesville, FL on March 16-19th.   Her tentative schedule includes 10 national event appearances and 7 regional event appearances alongside team drivers Justin Ashley and sister, Rachel Meyer. 

 

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Drag Racing, Megan Meyer, NHRA, Sponsors, TAD, Women Racing

Women of Search for a Champion 2017 – Round 1

January 9, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

2017 Search for a ChampionThe 6th annual Search for a Champion contest held by Champion gives racers a chance to compete in two divisions:  On Track for a $25,000 grand prize and Off Track for a $50,000 grand prize.   The first round of voting will determine the 25 racers in each division that will compete for the grand prize.

Women Racers | Search for a Champion

It is always great to see the growing number of women that join the ranks to compete for the prize to aid in their racing careers.   There are an impressive 44 women entered in the Search for a Champion contest.  Voting for round one ends February 2, 2017.  

You can vote once per day per email address for each category and each vote enters you to win exclusive Champion apparel.

To help support women in motorsports, vote for any of the ladies below:

On the Track | Women of ‘Search for a Champion’

  • Courtney Mageau
  • Cassandra Cole
  • Dinah Weisberg
  • Paige Stanworth
  • Makala Marks
  • Carissa Elliott
  • Jennifer Jo Cobb
  • Victoria Stutsky
  • Nevaeh Hull
  • Vanessa Groce
  • Chantal Ouellet
  • Presley Wilkerson
  • Ariel Biggs
  • Faith Luther
  • Audrey Worm
  • Ashley Harvey
  • Sadie Siegel
  • Makayla Grote
  • Pam Williams
  • Lacrecia Beurrier
  • Marina Anderson
  • Hanna Raley
  • Keanna Erickson-Chang
  • Cassandra Ottati
  • Riley Gonzalez
  • Cindy Chambers
  • Annette Harlan
  • Jeannine Johnson
  • Madison Ellison
  • Tabitha Draughon
  • Madison Boyd
  • Alyssa Steele
  • Brittney Zamora
  • Courtney McCartney
  • Natalie Klemko
  • Jenibella Lara
  • Shyanne Trujillo
  • Abby Mancino
  • Gracie Trotter
  • Kassie Thomas
  • Madeline Cox
  • Journee Richardson
  • Karlee Kovacs
  • Brittany Mehl
  • Megan Gilkes
  • Amy Book
  • Adriana & Addisyn Warf
  • Rochelle Robnett

Carly Jo Ellingson | 2015 Grand Prize Winner

In 2015, young upstart Carly Jo Ellingson received a huge career push, winning the 2015 Search for a Champion Grand Prize.    In 2016, Audrie Ruark, Macy Dowell, Riley Gonzalez, Amanda Hagerl, Reanna Walton, Faith Schuch, and Tammy Wolf were also female finalists for Team Champion.

Vote for the Women of Search for a Champion

An opportunity like this can be career-changing for women in motorsports.  Help support women racing by placing your vote for one of the candidates above.     Who will you place YOUR vote for?   Comment below and let us know who you think should be the next Champion.    

Are you one of the nominated contestants?   Let our readers know in the comments why they should vote for YOU to be the next Champion winner!

 

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Abby Mancino, Addisyn Warf, Adriana Warf, Alyssa Steele, Amy Book, Annette Harlan, Ariel Biggs, Ashley Harvey, Audrey Worm, Brittany Mehl, Brittney Zamora, Carissa Elliot, Cassandra Cole, Cassandra Ottati, Chantal Ouellet, Cindy Chambers, Courtney Mageau, Courtney McCartney, Dinah Weisberg, Faith Luther, Gracie Trotter, Hanna Raley, Jeannine Johnson, Jenibella Lara, Jennifer Jo Cobb, Journee Richardson, Karlee Kovacs, Kassie Thomas, Keanna Erickson-Chang, Lacrecia Beurrier, Madeline Cox, Madison Boyd, Madison Ellison, Makala Marks, Makayla Grote, Marina Anderson, MEgan Gilkes, Natalie Klemko, Nevaeh Hull, Paige Stanwoth, Pam Williams, Presely Wilkerson, Sadie Siegel, Shyanne Trujillo, Sponsors, Tabitha Draughon, Vanessa Groce, Victoria Stutsky

2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year

January 4, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year

Every year, we like to take the opportunity to recognize our fellow women peers excelling in Motorsports and Automotive.   Ladies in the pits, on the track, and in the boardrooms were all making big moves and celebrating amazing milestone victories.   Our second annual awards have welcomed a few new faces to the mix and quite a few familiar names back from the 2015 Women of the Year nominees.

The 2016 Horsepower and Heels Women of the Year Awards is our way of recognizing the women that are out there working hard and making things happen in the motorsports world and in automotive.

Over 400 ballots were cast in 8 days, nominating different women in motorsports.     The competition was tight, and some of the races came down to the final hour of voting.

So without further delay, we’re proud to announce:

DRUMROLL, please……

2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year

  • Female Rookie of the Year
  • Female Crewmember of the Year
  • Female Professional of the Year
  • Female Motorsport Team of the Year
  • Most Improved in 2016
  • Most Influential Woman of the Year
  • Female Racer of the Year

 

Congratulations to all the 2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year winners and nominees and best of luck in 2017!

Category: Featured, Official News, Women in Racing NewsTag: Awards, Women of the Year, Women Racing

Female Rookie of the Year 2016

January 4, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

The Female Rookie of the Year 2016 category received 19 nominations and 39 votes for the Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.   The winner pulled out an early lead, and captured over 30% of the votes.

Runner up at Heartland Park Topeka for Megan Meyer
 

Female Rookie of the Year 2016 – Megan Meyer

Horsepower & Heels is proud to announce the 2016 Female Rookie of the Year,  NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster driver, Megan Meyer!  

Megan, in her first full season in the competitive Top Alcohol Dragster class, took her A/Fuel Racer’s Evolved Dragster to six final rounds, capturing her first win in Charlotte, and five runner-up finishes.   She earned the top qualifying position twice, and finished the season in the No. 4 position Nationally, and No 2. Regionally. 

Megan also captured several other awards, including Best Appearing Car in Gainesville, and Best Appearing Crew honors in Charlotte.     Though only a rookie herself, her poise helped welcome sister Rachel Meyer to the seat as well as mentoring other drivers who partnered with Randy Meyer Racing to earn their TAD license. 

She returns in 2017 to TAD with the goal of capturing that first championship in the class.   Meyer will be joined by sister Rachel mid-season, and the team will also host and mentor Justin Ashley for his TAD debut.  

Runner Up – Melissa Surber

NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle racer, Melissa Surber was your Rookie of the Year 2016 Runner-Up for the Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.

2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the YearFemale Rookie of the Year 2016 Nominees

  • Krista Baldwin
  • Kayli Barker
  • Heather Carter
  • Lexi Fruggiero
  • Mia Chapman
  • Rachel Meyer
  • Journee Richardson
  • Sarah Edwards
  • Shannon Giust
  • Cheryl Hyrn
  • Kassidy Kreitz
  • Brittany Force
  • Jennifer Pratt 
  • Melissa Urist
  • Shelley Molea
  • Jennifer Pratt
  • Janette Thornley

Category: Official News, Women in Racing NewsTag: Brittany Force, Cheryl Hyrn, Heather Carter, Janette Thornley, Jennifer Pratt, Journee Richardson, Kassidy Kreitz, Kayli Barker, Krista Baldwin, Lexi Fruggiero, Megan Meyer, Melissa Surber, Mia Chapman, Rachel Meyer, Sarah Edwards, Shannon Giust

Female Professional of the Year 2016

January 4, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

The Female Professional of the Year 2016 category was the most hotly contested race in this year’s award program.   The category received 34 nominations and 209 votes for the Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.      This year, two automotive industry professionals battled it out for the top spot, and a late rally determined your Professional of the Year for 2016.

Professional of the Year 2016 – Courtney Lambert

Courtney LambertHorsepower & Heels is proud to announce the winner of the Female Professional of the Year 2016 – motorcycle industry staple, Courtney Lambert!

An always smiling, familiar face in the motorcycle industry, Courtney Lambert stays entrenched in all things two-wheels.   Whether you find her traveling the roads avoiding mayhem with Allstate, behind the counter at Kory Souza Originals, or over the airwaves on her very own radio show, she knows only one pace in life, Wide Open.   Her busy schedule takes her across the country, to bike weeks and rallies as a Allstate Insurance spokesperson doing stage shows and emceeing national events.   

Courtney began hosting her own talk radio show about motorcycles called Wide Open Radio in 2010, and regularly features motorcycle industry talent and icons to the show.     Courtney also manages the frontend of Kory Souza Originals, taking care of all the phone calls, billing, foot traffic, marketing, events, product releases and some of the sales for her other half – custom builder, Kory Souza.   

Professional of the Year 2016 Runner Up –  Jessica Kennedy

Shotgun Shocks Go-To Girl, Jessica Kennedy, is your Professional of the Year 2016 Runner-up for the Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.

Professional of the Year 2016 Nominees

  • 2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the YearErica Enders
  • Janette Thornley
  • Sarah Burgess
  • Leah Pritchett
  • Heather Carter
  • Elaine Larsen
  • Courtney Force
  • Kayli Barker
  • Alexis DeJoria
  • Shannon Giust
  • Alex Rogeo
  • Terri Chandler
  • Dina Parise
  • Sarah Edwards
  • Angelle Sampey
  • Melanie Salemi
  • Sara Price
  • Danica Patrick
  • Ellen Eschenbacher
  • Mia Tedesco
  • Lizzy Musi
  • Christy Miller
  • Megan Meyer
  • Valerie Clemens
  • Aileen Collins-Love
  • Elisa Coon
  • Cheryl Hyrn
  • Ashley Force-Hood
  • Annie Whiteley
  • Brittany Force
  • Annette Bauer

Category: Official News, Women in Racing NewsTag: Aileen Collins-Love, Alex Rogeo, Alexis DeJoria, Angelle Sampey, Annette Bauer, Annie Whiteley, Ashley Force-Hood, Brittany Force, Cheryl Hyrn, Christy Miller, Courtney Force, Courtney Lambert, Danica Patrick, Dina Parise, Elaine Larsen, Elisa Coon, Ellen Eschenbacher, Erica Enders, Heather Carter, Janette Thornley, Kayli Barker, Leah Pritchett, Lizzy Musi, Megan Meyer, Melanie Salemi, Mia Tedesco, Sara Price, Sarah Burgess, Sarah Edwards, Shannon Giust, Terri Chandler, Valerie Clemens, Women of the Year, Women Racing

Most Influential Woman of the Year 2016

January 4, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

The Most Influential Woman of the Year 2016 category received 28 nominations and 85 votes for the Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.    These are women who not only excel in their fields, but also serve as ambassadors and help encourage and influence women in automotive and motorsports.   This was one of the tightest races in the history of the awards, and at the end, it was a deadlocked decision.

Shirley MuldowneyMost Influential Woman of the Year 2016 – Shirley Muldowney/Erica Enders

Erica Enders-Stevens hoists WallyA dead even finish resulted in the first two-way tie for the Most Influential Woman of the Year 2016 category winner.   Horsepower & Heels is proud to announce the 2016 Women of the Year Most Influential category winners – Shirley Muldowney and Erica Enders!

Both of these NHRA Drag Racing ladies have made considerable contributions to the sport.   Shirley Muldowney was one of the ground breaking women that helped to usher in female participation to the sport, winning countless races and championships in her time at the highest level of Top Fuel.      Erica Enders is the modern day champion, a two-time NHRA Pro Stock World Champion, and one of the most prolific winning women in racing today.  

Courtney Lambert and Kory SouzaMost Influential Woman of the Year 2016 Runner Up –  Jessica Kennedy/Courtney Lambert

Jessica KennedyWhere the women of drag racing dead-locked for the top spot, the women of the motorcycle world tied up the runner-up position.    Shotgun Shock owner and go-to gal Jessica Kennedy, and Kory Souza Originals and Allstate Motorcycle spokesperson Courtney Lambert tied for the 2016 Horsepower & Heels Most Influential Woman of the Year 2016 Runner Up positions.

2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the YearMost Influential Woman of the Year 2016 Nominees

  • Kayli Barker
  • Elaine Larsen
  • Janette Thornley
  • Cheryl Hryn
  • Terri Chandler
  • Sarah Burgess
  • Leah Pritchett
  • Courtney Force
  • Sarah Boyce
  • Alexis DeJoria
  • Kate Gundlach
  • Brittany Force
  • Shannon Giust
  • Aileen Collins-Love
  • Annamarie Strawhand
  • Sara Price
  • Marina Anderson
  • Megan Meyer
  • Ellen Eschenbacher
  • Karen Sullivan
  • Susan Roush
  • Ariel Biggs

Category: Official News, Women in Racing NewsTag: Aileen Collins-Love, Alexis DeJoria, Annamarie Strawhand, Ariel Biggs, Awards, Brittany Force, Cheryl Hryn, Courtney Force, Courtney Lambert, Elaine Larsen, Ellen Eschenbacher, Erica Enders, Janette Thornley, Jessica Kennedy, Karen Sullivan, Kate Gundlach, Kayli Barker, Leah Pritchett, Marina Anderson, Megan Meyer, Sara Price, Sarah Boyce, Sarah Burgess, Shannon Giust, Shirley Muldowney, Susan Roush, Terri Chandler, Women Racing

Most Improved in 2016

January 4, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

The Most Improved Woman of the Year category received 30 nominations and 53 votes for the 2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.    This recognizes women who have made significant strides at their trades.  

Most Improved - Aileen Collins-LoveMost Improved Woman of the Year 2016 –  Aileen Collins-Love

Horsepower & Heels is proud to announce the winner of the 2016 Women of the Year Most Improved category – Sprint Car Owner/ Driver Aileen Collins-Love!

Aileen finished in 3rd place for the Eagle Jet Top Gun Series Points for the 2016 season.  She improved upon her 10th standing in 2015, and worked hard all season to showcase her talent behind the wheel.

Most Improved Runner Up 2016 –  Megan Meyer

Top Alcohol Dragster Drag Racer, Megan Meyer, was your Most Improved Woman of the Year Runner-Up for the 2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.

Most Improved Woman of the Year 2016 Nominees

  • 2016 Horsepower & Heels Women of the YearHeather Carter
  • Leah Pritchett
  • Janette Thornley
  • Brittany Force
  • Natalie Waggoner
  • Shannon Giust
  • Aileen Collins-Love
  • Angelle Sampey
  • Kayli Barker
  • Cheryl Hyrn
  • Mia Tedesco
  • Angelle Sampey
  • Amber Balcaen
  • Michelle Furr
  • Danica Patrick
  • Marina Anderson
  • Randi Lyn Shipp
  • Laura Landry
  • Lacey Martin
  • Sarah Burgess
  • Sondra Leslie
  • Sarah Boyce
  • Michele Kato
  • Shea Holbrook
  • Brooke Storer
  • Sarah Edwards

 

 

Category: Official News, Women in Racing NewsTag: Aileen Collins-Love, Amber Balcaen, Angelle Sampey, Awards, Brittany Force, Brooke Storer, Danica Patrick, Heather Carter, Janette Thornley, Lacey Martin, Laura Landry, Leah Pritchett, Marina Anderson, Michele Kato, Michelle Furr, Natalie Waggoner, Randi Lyn Shipp, Sarah Boyce, Sarah Burgess, Sarah Edwards, Shannon Giust, Shea Holbrook, Sondra Leslie, Women of the Year, Women Racing

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