MORGAN KIDD & MAGGIE WEBSTER Fight Through Wet Weather for Snetterton Success

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July 22, 2025

GRRL! SUMMARY:

MORGAN KIDD delivered when it mattered most, proving her wet weather credentials with two top-5 overall finishes at her home track. Starting from pole position in the chaotic final race, she held her nerve among the leading group and nearly claimed her first-ever overall podium. Her consistency in challenging conditions – twice finishing in the overall top-5 while collecting three Pro class top-6 results – shows exactly why she’s becoming a force to watch in this championship.
MAGGIE WEBSTER turned what could have been a frustrating weekend into a double podium celebration, showcasing the kind of racecraft that’s made her a consistent Am class contender. Her charge from 17th to 11th overall in race two was masterful, but it was her wet weather drive in race three that really caught attention – missing the Am class victory by just four seconds while securing her first top-10 overall finish of the weekend. Two podiums for a series rookie who’s scored points in every race? That’s championship material.
The changeable Snetterton conditions became the perfect stage for both JRW Motorsport drivers to demonstrate their adaptability. While others struggled with the damp-to-dry-to-wet transitions, KIDD and WEBSTER used their track knowledge and tactical awareness to consistently fight above their grid positions. KIDD’s move from fifth to fourth overall by overtaking Am class leader Jason O’Connell showed her race intelligence, while WEBSTER’s systematic climb through the field in each race proved her patience pays off.
With WEBSTER now sitting third in Am class standings and both drivers heading to Silverstone with momentum, we’re seeing exactly what happens when talented women get proper support and track time. KIDD’s near-miss on an overall podium and WEBSTER’s double-podium weekend aren’t flukes – they’re the result of consistent development and the kind of racecraft that deserves attention. The championship leaders better take notice, because these two aren’t just making up the numbers anymore.