Martina Ward

Sports Car racing // British

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England

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Sports Car racing

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Pro

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173

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Martina Ward is a promising talent in the Massimo Tyres 5Club Racing MX-5 Cup series, demonstrating impressive growth and potential with career-best finishes at challenging circuits like Oulton Park and Silverstone.

EARLY YEARS

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EARLY SUCCESS

Martina’s early racing success began in the Massimo Tyres 5Club Racing MX5 Cup series, with a notable breakthrough at Oulton Park. On September 25, 2024, she secured two top-15 finishes there, including a 12th place in the second race – her best MX5 Cup result to date. In qualifying, she achieved a season’s best lap time of 2:09.673, placing her 13th on the grid. This weekend proved pivotal, as she demonstrated strong pace and strategic overtaking despite initial setbacks, climbing from 16th to 12th place in the second race. Having transitioned from sim racing to real-life racing in just two years, these early successes signal a promising motorsports career ahead.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2024: Achieved a season-best 16th place finish and two 18th place finishes in the Massimo Tyres 5Club Racing MX-5 Cup at Silverstone, consistently showing top-10 pace throughout the event[2].
2023: Awarded Driver of the Weekend at Silverstone in the Massimo Tyres 5Club Racing MX-5 Cup[2].

REPUTATION

Ward has established a promising reputation in motorsport, particularly in the Massimo Tyres 5Club Racing MX-5 Cup. Her dedication to skill improvement is evident in her consistent performances throughout the 2024 season. At Silverstone, she achieved her best weekend of the season with three top-20 results including a season-best 16th place, demonstrating potential to compete at higher levels. Her breakthrough at Oulton Park, securing two top-15 finishes including a career-best 12th place, showcased her ability to adapt to new circuits and improving racecraft. Martina’s transition from sim racing to real racing in 2023 when joining the 750 MC MX-5 Championship underscores her determination and passion, with her progress over the 2024 season indicating a promising future in the sport.