LISA CLARK Proves It’s Never Too Late to Chase Your Racing Dreams

October 8, 2021

• LISA CLARK waited until her daughters moved out to rediscover her racing passion, proving that women don’t have to sacrifice their dreams permanently for family. After eight years grinding through motorsports, she’s now in her sixth Ferrari Challenge season plus competing in European endurance racing with Audi and Porsche – talk about making up for lost time.
• When CLARK suffered a devastating crash at Daytona that broke multiple bones, her daughter demanded she quit racing. But CLARK refused to let her motorsports story end with a wreck, embodying the resilience we see from women who’ve had to fight twice as hard for their place on track. Her psychology degree from ASU gives her a unique edge in reading competitors and managing team dynamics.
• What sets CLARK apart isn’t adrenaline addiction but mental control – she uses racing as a form of meditation where worries disappear and focus becomes laser-sharp. Her approach to success focuses on personal growth rather than comparison, a mindset that’s probably helped her navigate the inevitable skepticism that comes with being a woman entering motorsports later in life.

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