Hannah Greenemeier
Sports Car racing // Parker, Colorado, United States
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Hannah Greenemeier, a promising motorsports racer with historic karting wins, teamed up with Hannah Grisham at Heart of Racing in GT4, following her single seater debut in F4 US Championship.
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Hannah Greenemeier is a trailblazing American motorsports driver who made history as the first woman to win the SKUSA ProTour X30 Pro Championship and has successfully transitioned from karting to GT racing with The Heart of Racing Team.
EARLY YEARS
Born on August 8, 2002, in Parker, Colorado, Hannah began her racing journey at just four years old when she first sat behind the wheel of a kart. With the strong support of her parents, Gunnar and Lynette Greenemeier (owners of CARSTAR Highland), her early passion for motorsports was nurtured from the beginning, with her father occasionally serving as her mechanic for local races.
EARLY SUCCESS
Hannah’s karting career saw her compete across various Rotax classes, including Mini, Junior, and Senior divisions. Her exceptional talent became evident as she advanced through the ranks, culminating in her groundbreaking achievement in 2021 when she became the SKUSA ProTour Champion—the first female driver ever to claim this prestigious title in the premier class. This historic victory marked her as a rising star in the motorsports world and opened doors for her progression to higher racing categories.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2015: Placed 7th in the Challenge of the Americas – PSL West Mini Max[1].
- 2016: Secured 2nd place in the Challenge of the Americas – Junior Rotax[1].
- 2018: Participated in the RMC Grand Finals – Senior Max, finishing 24th[1].
- 2019: Achieved 4th place in the Rotax Stars & Stripes Trophy – Senior Max[1].
- 2021: Became the first female driver in history to win the SKUSA ProTour X30 Pro Championship[3].
- 2023: Transitioned to open-wheel racing in the F4 US Championship with Crosslink Kiwi Motorsports, securing four top-10 finishes[1][4].
- 2024: Earned a Silver class podium with Hannah Grisham at Road America in the Pirelli GT4 America series, along with their highest overall finish at Barber Motorsports Park, winning the Super Fuel Hard Charger Award[2][4].
REPUTATION
Hannah has established herself as a versatile and determined competitor capable of adapting to different racing disciplines. Her historic achievement as the first woman to win the SKUSA X30 ProTour Championship demonstrated her exceptional skill and potential in motorsports. Since transitioning to GT racing, she has continued to impress with her adaptability and race craft, competing at prestigious venues including Circuit de la Sarthe, where she and her teammate finished an impressive 15th out of a 120-car field. Her ability to successfully move between karting, open-wheel, and sports car racing showcases her natural racing talent and professional approach.
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
Looking ahead to 2025, Hannah will continue her partnership with Hannah Grisham at The Heart of Racing, competing in the Pirelli GT4 America season in the #26 Aston Martin Vantage GT4. The duo aims to build on their race-winning 2024 season, which included a victory at Sonoma Raceway and multiple podium finishes. Under the guidance of experienced drivers like Darren Turner, who joins The Heart of Racing for their GT World Challenge campaign, Greenemeier seeks to further develop her skills and achieve even greater success in GT racing.
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CARSTAR Owners’ Daughter Hannah Greenemeier Races Way to 2021 SKUSA Pro Tour Championship
Class podium for Hannah Grisham and Hannah Greenemeier
Hannah Greenemeier Steps Up to F4 US
Hannah Grisham and Hannah Greenemeier Team Up in Pirelli GT4 America
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