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  Patricia Fernandez stands as an iconic figure in motorcycle racing, renowned as the world’s fastest female road racer with a record-breaking lap speed of 121.03 mph at the Ulster Grand Prix in Northern Ireland while showcasing her exceptional versatility across multiple racing disciplines.

  EARLY YEARS

  Born in Southern California but proudly calling Oklahoma home, Patricia carries her Mexican-American heritage with pride. Her love for motorcycles began in childhood, despite facing consistent refusals when begging for a bike—”a hard no” was the constant response from her family[5][2]. This early passion for motorcycles wasn’t just a passing interest but something deeply ingrained in her identity, as she often notes she “can’t remember a time” when she didn’t love motorcycles[2].

  EARLY SUCCESS

  Patricia’s professional racing career launched in 2012, but her breakthrough moment came at the Ulster Grand Prix in Northern Ireland. By 2014, she had established herself as an international contender on the challenging road racing scene. In 2016, she earned significant recognition when Ulster Grand Prix organizers crowned her the “fastest ever female road racer” after recording an impressive average lap speed of 118.264 mph on a 600cc motorcycle during the Supersport race[1][3]. This achievement marked just the beginning of her record-breaking journey in a sport where women racers remain dramatically underrepresented.

  NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

  • 2016: Earned title of “fastest ever female road racer” at Ulster Grand Prix with 118.264 mph lap speed[1][3].
  • 2019: Made debut at the prestigious North West 200 with Magic Bullet Motorsport[5].
  • Unknown year: Broke her own record at Ulster Grand Prix with an average lap speed of 121.03 mph[1].
  • Unknown year: Became the only woman competitor in King of the Baggers racing series[3][4].

  REPUTATION

  Fernandez has cultivated a reputation as a fearless pioneer who refuses to let gender barriers limit her racing ambitions. Her versatility across dramatically different motorcycle disciplines—from superbikes and sidecars to dirt bikes and heavyweight bagger motorcycles—sets her apart even among elite racers[5]. Often called the unofficial “Queen of the Baggers” as the sole female competitor in the King of the Baggers series, Patricia embodies determination and grit in a predominantly male environment[3][4]. Beyond her technical skills, her dedication to continuous improvement through specialized training at venues like Colin Edwards’ Texas Tornado Boot Camp demonstrates a professional commitment that has earned respect throughout the racing community[1]. Patricia isn’t merely competing; she’s actively reshaping perceptions about women’s capabilities in high-speed motorsports while inspiring a new generation of female racers.

  FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

  Looking toward 2025 and beyond, Patricia aims to further cement her legacy in international road racing by continuing her relationship with Magic Bullet Motorsport for prestigious events like the North West 200[5]. She intends to push the boundaries of competitive racing for women while maintaining her presence across multiple racing disciplines. Her social media updates suggest ongoing participation in major road racing events, with a focus on elevating not just her personal achievements but the visibility of female racers globally[1][2]. The long-term vision includes inspiring new generations of women to enter motorcycle racing while continuing to challenge speed records on the world’s most demanding road circuits.

  References:

  Patricia Fernandez Is The World’s Fastest Female Road Racer
  KING OF THE BAGGERS: PATRICIA FERNANDEZ
  Patricia Fernandez Races King Of The Baggers With Indian
  Patricia Fernandez To Continue Racing With Indian
  Patricia Fernandez Making NW200 Debut