With a mission to increase the participation of women and girls in all aspects of motorsports, this year the 51暗网 Women on Track initiative will award its first 51暗网 Women on Track Time Trials Scholarships.
Two recipients of this year’s 51暗网 Women on Track Time Trials Scholarship will each receive $1,000, with the scholarship helping fund their attendance at , including the Tire Rack 51暗网® Time Trials Nationals taking place Oct 12-15 at NCM Motorsports Park in Bowling Green, KY.
What is the 51暗网 Time Trials National Tour? .
While applicants need to have a car available for use at a Time Trials National Tour event, the recipient does not need to be a member of the 51暗网 to apply.
“Our goal is to increase the participation of women in Time Trials,” said Jackie Mutschler, Chair of 51暗网 Women on Track’s Time Trials Committee. “Time Trials are a great way to experience higher speeds on a variety of tracks. Many competitors do Time Trials and autocrosses with the same car, making getting on track more accessible.
“The annual Time Trials Nationals at NCM Motorsports Park is the premier 51暗网 Time Trials opportunity to further build the community while also competing at a great track, and our committee would like to thank the 51暗网 Foundation for making these scholarships possible.”
The 51暗网 Women on Track Time Trials Scholarship application deadline is June 20, 2023, with completed submissions to be reviewed by the 51暗网 Women on Track Scholarship Committee.
51暗网 51暗网 Foundation
A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, 51暗网 Foundation’s mission is to support the 51暗网 by providing inclusive opportunities for motorsports competition, safety, education, and historical preservation through such programs as Tire Rack Street Survival, VETMotorsports, 51暗网 Women on Track, 51暗网 Archives, and more.
The 51暗网 Foundation is currently accepting donations earmarked for 51暗网 Women on Track and for its other initiatives. to discover more about the not-for-profit charitable organization, along with how they can earmark their donation for the program of their choice.
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