Jennifer Mullan’s Racing Diary – Winter Update
It’s been some time since my last blog as there is no circuit racing during the winter unfortunately so instead I have been preparing for the 2013 season. In an bid to try and improve on last year I joined the gym in October. As these things do, the novelty wore off very quickly and I struggled to motivate myself to keep going come Christmas time. My new years resolution was to give up the gym, well not really but it just wasn’t for...
Jennifer Mullan’s Racing Diary – The Leinster Trophy September 2012
Three weeks seemed to drag by since my last race at Kirkistown and when I arrived at Mondello Park on the Friday morning to test for the Leinster Trophy race meeting I was really looking forward to getting back in the car again. I quickly got signed on, jumped in the car and headed out of the pit lane for the first session. I was using the first session to check the brakes were working properly again after I had to retire in...
Jennifer Mullan
Jennifer is a native of Newcastle Co. Down and it is here that her love for motorsport began. At her local circuit Kirkistown, Jennifer worked as a marshal at race and rally events. Over the years, her work as a motorsport marshal took her as far as Brands Hatch in the UK for DTM and the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race in France. A taste of track action in 2007 moved Jennifer centre stage when she had an opportunity...
Jennifer Mullan’s Racing Diary – June 2012
We follow Jennifer’s progress through the Formula Sheane Championship. Since joining Formula Sheane in May 2012 life as a racing driver has really taken off. Just one week after becoming the first ever woman to race in Ireland’s fastest one make series in Bishopscourt Co.Down, I got a call from the Bavaria City Racing organisers inviting me to demonstrate my Formula Sheane through the streets of Dublin City Centre. I was the...
Support Make-A-Wish Foundation on Saturday 9th June.
Jennifer Mullan outside Trinity College at the Bavaria City Race in Dublin City Centre, photo by Michael Chester Despite wet conditions on last Sunday morning, the crowds came in their droves to see the wonderful spectacle that was the Bavaria City Racing. Flying the flag for female racing drivers was Jennifer Mullan driving her Irish built Formula Sheane. Jennifer, who was taking part in the event thanks to a brand new...
