This weekend was Rachel's hardest race weekend so far: " I was lacking pace, uncertain in the car, and low on confidence. Qualifying was slow, Race 2 ended with a spin and a DNF on lap one. I couldn’t have felt much worse before the final race. But in the main event, the 50 min Endurance Race, it finally came together. I found my flow, gained more than two seconds a lap from my previous times, and pushed through the field to take P3 and my first ever podium in the Radical Cup

Rachel Robertson’s route to this year’s Radical Cup UK is far from conventional, but stands out just as much for her unrelenting rise up the karting ranks. Here’s her story and what 2025 holds for a driver who was racing indoor rental karts just two years ago. Read more in aurosport.com> https://www.autosport.com/national/news/the-radical-recruit-whos-risen-from-indoor-rental-karting-to-an-sr3-in-two-years/10695242/

Rachel Robertson won’t be the only primary school pupil who dreamt of one day becoming a Formula One driver. The Edinburgh teenager, though, is one of the few to have tried to do something about it. With no other motor racing fanatics in the family, Robertson isn’t sure just what it was that drew her to the sport but that early fascination has now manifested itself in a career progressing as quickly as her times on the track. Read more in heraldscotland.com here > https://www

Fuelled by personal encouragement from three times F1 champion Max Verstappen 16-year-old Trinity Academy student Rachel Robertson is revving up to take the traditionally male world of go-karting by storm. Rachel, who began racing go karts competitively just over 18 months ago, has made such rapid progress that on 21 April, at the PF International Circuit, Lincoln, she will contest her first British Championship race in the Senior Rotax class. Read more in the Edinburgh Repor

Max Verstappen and the next generation racers Amazing to be part of a promotional video for Red Bull Racing and Honda UK. And meet Max Verstappen!