Go Fast Girls

Teen figure skating sensation Alysa Liu has been dominating women's figure skating since a young age. The fan-favorite — and U.S. Champion has faced intense competition over the years.

Go Fast Girls (GFG) is an apparel brand that represents a 'FAST' society of female racers, a lifestyle driven by swiftness and high-speeds, and the chase to empower girls and women alike to go faster and push the boundaries of motorsports and action sports. Check out the interview with GFG Founders.

Due to the pandemic, brands have scrambling to meet a monstrous appetite for skateboards and accessories. According to Action Watch, sales of skateboarding equipment in the U.S. increased 118 percent before last July alone — compared to 2019.

Not your average teenager, Tanya Muzinda — is creating success for herself on and off the track. Muzinda is the 2021 winner of Zimbabwe Achievers Awards Canada/USA Outstanding Achievement in Sports.

A colorful mural for BMX champion Caroline Buchanan has been created in Garema Place (landmark destination in Civic, Canberra, Australia). The mural was painted by artist Bohie Palecek and students from Erindale College — the school the 30-year-old Olympian and BMX champion attended.

Mud bogging. Adrenaline-junkie. Fast graded roads to gnarly rocks, whoops, and silt. For decades, UTV racing has mainly been considered a man's endeavor — sweat, grease, dirt, and horsepower. Not in today's world. More women are crossing over into the ranks of off-road motorsports and UTV racing.

Who said girls can’t race? Probably the same person who said boys don’t cry! With an impressive list of achievements to her name in a sport once dominated by men, UTV racer Cadence Cowan is wired to drive hard — and fast.

Motocross is one of the most exhilarating forms of motorcycling — a bike, a rider, a track — and full throttle ahead! It’s not a sport that you can only imagine in your wildest dreams.

Off-road and circle track racer Jordan Price from San Francisco, California — is one of the leading female influencers at just 16 years old. Today, we sat down for an exclusive interview with the ‘shake and bake’ GFG ambassador

Do you love monster truck racing? Do you love beautiful, relentless women who sacrifice it all for racing? Then you’ll love Krysten Anderson. Krysten Anderson is the first and only female driver of Monster Jam’s famous Grave Digger monster truck — and a Guinness World Record holder.