Austrian television presenter and former racing driver Corinna Kamper took part in Equal Racing Day, held at the legendary Red Bull Ring. The initiative was dedicated to supporting women in motorsport and fostering the development of young talent.

On her Instagram page, the 31-year-old shared photos from the event and explained why it holds special significance for her. According to Kamper, motorsport has never been solely about speed, adrenaline and lap times.

«Motorsport is about talent, discipline, courage, hard work and, above all, opportunity. That is exactly what Equal Racing Day was about – making women in racing more visible, supporting young talent and showing that the road to the top should depend not on gender, but on ability, dedication and access to the right opportunities», Corinna wrote.

She also admitted that she knows firsthand how challenging that journey can be, having spent many years building her own career in motorsport. That is why she especially values seeing people who help young female drivers grow and create new opportunities for them.

During the event, Kamper posed beside a race car together with other participants. All of them wore special outfits featuring the Equal Racing Day logo, symbolising the project’s core message – equal opportunities for everyone in the world of racing.

Corinna also highlighted several young female drivers who are already making a name for themselves in motorsport. She expressed particular admiration for racing driver Yvonne SMV, who, according to Kamper, demonstrates through her ambition, courage and determination what the future of women in racing can look like.

Photo: Instagram @corinnakamper