Imogen Radburn

Formula racing //

I would have started karting well before I was 14-years-old, maybe when I was 10, but mum kept saying no

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Radgie

Birthday:

January 1, 2006 (19)

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Formula racing

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racing status:

Pro

height (cm):

175

residence:

Australia

inspiration(s):

Cameron Hill, Tom Sargent

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Imogen Radburn is an 18-year-old Australian motorsport racer who has quickly risen from karting to Formula 4, making history as a female competitor in a male-dominated sport.

EARLY YEARS

Born in Nowra Hill, New South Wales, Australia, Imogen grew up pursuing high-level dancing and swimming with Olympic aspirations. Her trajectory changed when her father bought her a kart at age 14, igniting her passion for motorsports and prompting her to leave behind her earlier athletic pursuits due to shoulder complications[1].

EARLY SUCCESS

Radburn’s natural talent for racing became immediately apparent as she claimed two state titles in her first year of karting in NSW and the ACT. Under the mentorship of Repco Supercars Championship driver Cameron Hill, she transitioned from karting to single-seaters, specifically Formula Ford, beginning a rapid progression that would see her advance to Formula 4 competition[1].

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2021: Won two state titles in karting and nearly secured a third but was taken out during the final[1].
2022: Made her single-seater debut in the National Formula Ford Championship[2].
2024 (August): Achieved her first career podium with third place in Race 3 at Sydney Motorsport Park in Australian Formula 4[2].
2024 (September): Secured P7 finish and fifth rookie class victory at Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia[3].

REPUTATION

At just 18, Imogen has established herself as one of Australia’s most promising female motorsport talents. Her breakthrough podium performances in Formula 4 have demonstrated both her racing skill and resilience when facing challenging conditions. As a Karting NSW ambassador, she actively works to promote women’s participation in motorsport while continuing to elevate her own competitive profile through consistent improvement and adaptability[1][5].

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

Looking ahead, Radburn aims to secure a spot in the F1 Academy in 2025, potentially becoming the first Australian female in the program[4][5]. Her long-term aspirations extend beyond personal achievement, as she hopes to serve as a role model for young girls in motorsport and prove that women can achieve significant success in racing. Through continued involvement with Motorsport Australia’s development programs, she remains committed to both her career advancement and inspiring future generations of female racers[1][5].