British racing driver known for her pioneering achievements in IndyCar Series and advocacy for women in motorsport through various initiatives.
Pippa Mann made six starts in the Indianapolis 500, becoming the most experienced British woman in the race's history, and used her platform to raise money for cancer research charities through her annual appearances. A former Indy Lights champion, she built a career as one of the sport's most vocal advocates both on and off the track, remaining a respected figure in American open-wheel racing. Her willingness to speak candidly about the financial and sponsorship challenges facing drivers without major backing has also made her a respected voice on the business realities of motorsport.
Six Indianapolis 500 starts and most IndyCar starts by a British woman
How They Played
Consistent and determined oval and road course competitor
Lasting Impact
Pioneering female driver in American open-wheel racing, breaking barriers for women in IndyCar
Career Honours
- Six Indianapolis 500 starts
- Indy Lights champion
- Most IndyCar starts by a British woman