Women's Motorsports Network Podcast

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Brooklyn Hop, a vibrant 10-year-old from Andover, Minnesota, has carved a unique path in the racing world as an integral part of her family's Hop racing team. Despite encountering challenges such as bullying at school due to her distinctive passion, Brooklyn's enthusiasm for the speed and adrenaline of racing remains steadfast. Through her participation in the "Chicks on Slicks" racing community, she has developed a strong sense of camaraderie and support, bolstered by sponsors like kgb Mike and Don Kretzky, Sergeant Hot Wheels, and Jaeger guys, who have significantly contributed to her success. With aspirations to race across various locations and a supportive family by her side, Brooklyn continues to inspire others with her dedication, resilience, and commitment to safety on the racetrack.

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Amanda and Abby Morton are influential advocates for women in motorsports, drawing from their personal experiences on and off the racetrack. Amanda, with 25 years of racing under her belt, and her daughter Abby, a go-kart racer since the age of four, both highlight the unique challenges women face in this male-dominated arena. They encounter stereotypes and misconceptions, with Amanda noting how women are often discouraged by societal expectations, while Abby observes the scarcity of female competitors in her races. Despite these hurdles, the Mortons are passionate about encouraging other women to pursue their racing dreams with confidence and resilience, emphasizing the supportive and familial nature of the racing community.

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Lauren Belk, born and raised in the NASCAR-centric town of Huntersville, channels her passion for motorsports into a thriving career at Legacy Motor Club. Inspired by her father's enthusiasm for NASCAR, she pursued sport management at Elon University and gained hands-on industry experience through strategic internships. Today, as the media relations and partnership services representative, Lauren is instrumental in managing PR activities for high-profile drivers like Eric Jones. Her journey underscores the myriad opportunities in motorsports and her belief that there are no boundaries for women in the industry, a sentiment that fuels her ambition to continue growing within this dynamic field.

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Stories from the WMN News Magazine: Rachel Wilkins

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Stories from the WMN News Magazine: Tiffani McElhose

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Stories from the WMN News Magazine: Kristen Hammer

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Stories from the WMN News Magazine: KJ Massey

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Story about Abby Jolly Reimer from the WMN News Magazine.

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Knee replacement
Upper respiratory infection
Sprained foot

That's what I've dealt with since February...one thing after another.
But I'm finally feeling back to normal and will be recording new podcast episodes as well as sharing STORIES from the Women's Motorsports Network News magazine.

I hope you will enjoy these stories and will share with your friends and family.
If you or someone you know would make a good guest for the podcast or magazine, please reach out to me on Facebook (Women's Motorsports Network News - A Media Company) or email at [email protected]

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Tami Bandimere, a third-generation owner-operator of Bandimere Speedway, reflects on the storied history of the racetrack with immense pride and gratitude for her family's long-standing involvement in the sport. She underscores the founding principles established by her grandparents in 1958, which aimed to provide a safe and responsible environment for young people to experience the thrill of automotive speed away from city streets. Despite facing numerous challenges, including gender-based resistance and community opposition, Tami's unwavering commitment has ensured the Speedway's success and its enduring legacy. Through initiatives like educational programs and community outreach, Tami emphasizes the importance of preserving the rich history of racing, inspiring future generations to appreciate and continue the legacy of Bandimere Speedway.

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