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Jazmine’s love for motorsport first began when she was 6 weeks old, at Dijon in France watching her dad race Formula Vee. Ever since then she has been at a race track most weekends of her life.
When she was younger she focused mainly on netball, reaching county, junior academy and top club level standard so she didn’t have much time to race herself as this was taking up most of her time. However, when She turned 15 her family bought a Citron Saxo for James to race in the Junior Saloon Car Championship and after a couple of test days she decided that she wanted to start racing herself. She progressed quickly to compete in one of the JSCC rounds at Silverstone. She performed very well for her first race weekend, with her lap times being on par with the mid-pack, an impressive achievement!
Since then, Jazmine has competed in a number of Miata Trophy events and has completed a test day in a Renault Clio.
In 2024, Jazmine entered a scholarship competition with Formula Woman to win a season in a Radical. In Round One, she came 2nd out of 80 competitors, after being assessed on driving, media skills, fitness and reaction times. In the second round, Jazmine was selected as one of the final 30 competitors and then reached the Top 15 Shootout Final. Even though she didn’t quite manage to win the main prize, following her performance in the Formula Women Scholarship, she was asked to consider entering the Formula Woman Nations Cup in Dubai in December 2024.
In 2025, Jazmine entered a number of rounds of the Miata Trophy including the incredibly challenging Silverstone GP Circuit.
While Jazmine is only just starting out on her career in motorsport, she is already very clear on what path she wants to take. With an increasing number of options for women in motorsport, she decided to enter the MSVR Miata Trophy for the final round in November 2024 and despite very challenging wet conditions and a huge grid including ex-BTCC star Paul O’Neill she managed to place in the mid-field an took the top female competitor spot.
In the future Jazmine aims to build her career in the MSVR Miata Trophy before moving on to higher classes of racing in either single seaters or GT racing.
We invite you to be a part of Jazmine’s journey and to help her establish herself at the leading edge the ever-growing women’s motorsport industry.
I was first at a race track when I was only a couple weeks old, and I have been at one almost every weekend ever since with my Dad racing, and then my brother. I always love being at track, and until the past 2 years I had only ever watched, but I decided to try myself and really enjoyed it.
Strategic and cautious
The biggest challenge so far would be converting from junior to senior racing, as the racing is a lot of full on and close. During my first senior race weekend I managed to overcome it by telling myself not to give up as I had done well in testing and knew I had the pace.
I think as James and I are both in different stages of our careers it is a support system, and we are always proud of each other’s achievements and help one another in times when we are struggling.
I play a lot of netball to an academy level, and I also do a lot of music as I am grade 8 singing and can play the piano. I also hang out with my friends or go watch sports.
I hope to complete a full season of racing and be competitive within the championship.
I would like to race against my Dad is he is the main reason I began motorsport, and I have always seen him be successful in it.
I usually just focus on my breathing or listen to music.
I think the amount of recognition and spectators all different types of racing is getting and not just Formula 1, I would like to ensure this keeps growing and make it a sport which is more commonly known for all the different types of motorsport and not just F1.
In 5 years’ time I would like to have a career in the motorsport industry and be aiming to race in a championship similar or the BTCC or in single seaters in F1 Academy.
BAC Mono as it is really unique and looks cool!
Take any opportunity you get and don’t give up.
We will be delighted to hear from anybody interested in becoming a part of Jazmine’s motorsport journey and are always open to looking at new partnership and brand collaboration opportunities.
One of the easiest ways to get involved is to follow Jazmine on social media, where she shares behind-the-scenes glimpses, race day updates, and personal insights from the track. By liking, commenting, and sharing her posts, you’re helping her build a larger community of fans and supporters. Every bit of engagement builds momentum for Jazmine, and we appreciate every single like, follow, and share!