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Alice beecame the BWRDC GoldStars
‘Elite’ Award winner for
2009
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Results
Karting Achievements:
races karts in the UK, she
was 13 in January, 2006
Comer Cadet
2002
3rd Camberley KC Championship
2003
6th Buckmore Park KC (winter) Championshi
23rd Super One Series Stars of Tomorrow
2004
13th Super One Series
15th Stars of Tomorrow
Now moved up to 'Jica'
2005
She was 4th in the UK BRDC JICA Series
(Karting). Also, using the same kart, on the same
day, she beat Jamie Green who last year beat Jean
Alesi, Heinz-Harrold Frenzen, and Alan Mc Nish in
the World DTM Championships. Jamie finished just
one point behind Mika Hakenin.
2009
Alice Powell 2009 season
summary
In 2009 Alice became the youngest ever female
driver in the Michelin Formula Renault UK
Championship, the 150mph single-seater race series,
which provides a stepping-stone to Formula 1.
Alice had a fantastic season – above
expectation finishing 18th out of 32. An
outstanding performance for the only female and
youngest on the grid.
Her season included 2 x top ten finishes and 2 x
driver of the day awards.
Manor provided a great support team with Sarah
Shaw as Alice’s engineer.
2009 was a learning year - her aim is to
challenge for the Championship in 2010 with Manor,
which launched the careers of F1 Champions Lewis
Hamilton and Kimi Räikkönen.
Alice’s driving ambition is to become the
first successful female in Formula 1 and challenge
for the 2010 Renault Title.
Alice was honored to be shortlisted for the 2009
“Women of the Future Awards” for the
Young Star Award for women in the 16 to 21 age
category. The Awards celebrate young women who are
transforming Britain for the better.
She also had some great support from
silverstone-hotels.com, Bench, Sweaty Betty and
Liberty.
Snippets
Alice became the youngest ever female driver in the
Michelin Formula Renault UK Championship, the
150mph single-seater race series , which provides a
stepping-stone to Formula 1. 
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