IMOGEN RADBURN Steps Into GT Racing with Groundbreaking All-Female Team Setup

December 24, 2025

• IMOGEN RADBURN is making a statement move into GT racing with the 2026 Mustang Cup Australia, but here’s the kicker – her entire operation will be run by women. We’re talking mechanics, engineers, media personnel, truck drivers, the whole crew. This isn’t just about putting another talented driver in a fast car; it’s about proving women can run the entire show from pit lane to podium.
• The 19-year-old has earned her shot at GT racing the hard way, racking up five podiums across two Australian F4 seasons and finishing fourth overall in 2025 despite missing a round. Her consistency speaks volumes – all but one of her races ended in the top five, including three second-place finishes at The Bend. That kind of reliability caught F1 Academy’s attention, landing her a spot in their exclusive 18-driver Rookie Test at Navarra.
• RADBURN’s team will champion Motorsport Australia’s Girls on Track program, creating pathways for women both behind the wheel and in technical roles. This is exactly the kind of initiative we need more of – not just token representation, but comprehensive support systems that develop female talent across every aspect of the sport. Her debut at Phillip Island on March 27-29 isn’t just another racing weekend; it’s a blueprint for what motorsport can look like when we stop making excuses and start making opportunities.

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