About me
My first motorbike ride was around age 25 on my brother's KTM – one lap of a field to test his repairs, and I came back grinning, completely hooked!
That sparked a passion, leading me to buy my first bike in 2008, quickly move to a 600, and start track days in 2012 as a way to improve my road riding. ​Discovering the sheer capability of bikes on track shifted my focus. I began racing endurance in 2015 and added sprints in 2017, loving the challenge and community.
2023 was a highlight: finishing P2 in my first 24-hour endurance race at the amazing Barcelona/Catalunya circuit, and co-running a women-only team in the National 600 endurance championship. We aimed to showcase women in motorsport and proudly finished P2 after leading most of the season – becoming the UK's highest-ranked female team!
​This journey, from tentatively riding that KTM to competing at a national level, wasn't always straightforward. I remember struggling to find clear, effective guidance when I started track days and racing, significantly slowing down my progress for the better part of six years until I finally found a coach.
That experience fuelled my desire to help others progress faster and safer.​
For the past three years, I've been coaching track day riders and racers, combining my passion for the sport with a love for helping people unlock their potential on track. There's nothing better than helping a rider gain confidence and achieve their goals.
Originally from France, where the women's racing scene is larger, I'm also keen to encourage more women into UK motorsport and support them where I can.
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Browse the site for insights into track days and racing. If you're ready to improve your technique, build confidence, and ride faster and safer on track, learn more about my rider coaching services or contact me directly to chat about your goals.