Carol Brown (21) is the next great racing driver to come out of Scotland. Voted Scottish Lady Driver of the Year in 2006, 2007 and 2008 – and also awarded the Sheila White Trophy for the person most likely to progress in motorsport – Carol is without doubt an exceptional talent.
Carol began her motorsport career in karting at the age of six. By the time she was eight years old she had started to show her potential, claiming Scottish titles in her age group and third in the British championship – all competing against boys.
By the age of 18 Carol had outgrown karting and was ready to step up a level – opting to try her hand at Legends racing. In her first full season she claimed Rookie of the Year and fourth place in the Scottish championships. The following season she claimed second in the overall standings. In 2008 Carol dominated the championship from start to finish and claimed the SMRC Legends Cars Championship title.
With her ultimate aim to become a winning driver in the highly-competitive British Touring Car Championship, Carol is on the way to beating the boys at their own game and becoming a major motorsport star.
