
Sabré Cook
Sports Car racing // Grand Junction, Colorado, United States
your job is to optimize whatever situation you’re given and extract the most from everything
American racing driver Sabré Cook balances her competitive racing career with her credentials as a mechanical engineer, making her a standout multidisciplinary talent in motorsports.
EARLY YEARS
Born on May 21, 1994, in the United States, Sabré grew up in Colorado where her motorsports journey began at age 8 when her parents introduced her to karting instead of following her father’s motorcycle racing path. With her father owning a kart track, she had early exposure to racing while simultaneously developing strong interests in mathematics and science that eventually led her to pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
EARLY SUCCESS
Sabré became the first woman to win a pro shifter kart national championship, receiving a standing ovation during the awards ceremony that highlighted her groundbreaking achievement. In 2007, she claimed her first karting world championship, setting the foundation for her future racing career. Her karting experience included competing in prestigious series like the SKUSA Pro Tour, where she developed skills that would later transfer to her professional racing endeavors.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2012: Won the Superkarts USA S2 Semi-Pro Stock championship.
- 2019: Competed in the W Series with Hitech GP, finishing 12th in the championship with 12 points.
- 2019: Scored first W Series points with an 8th-place finish at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli and 7th place in Nuremberg.
- 2020: Participated in the Indy Pro 2000 Championship with BN Racing with Team Benik, finishing 19th with 47 points.
- 2021: Raced in the W Series with Bunker Racing.
- 2023: Competed in Porsche Carrera Cup North America with Kelly-Moss Road and Race, finishing 16th with 34 points.
- 2024: Raced in the Porsche Carrera Cup North America with MDK Motorsports.
REPUTATION
With nearly twenty years of experience across karting, formula cars, and sports cars, Sabré has established herself as a versatile competitor in the motorsports community. Her distinction as the first female to race in the Porsche Carrera Cup North America and winning the Infiniti Engineering Academy global final (US Region) in 2018 showcases her dual talents. Cook’s engineering background combined with her racing prowess makes her unique in the industry, having worked with both Nissan Technical Center Europe and the Renault F1 Team while continuing to improve her performance on track.
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
References:
Sabré Cook: “I learned so much from the whole experience and can come back stronger next year”
Sabré Cook: “It feels like it’s not so us against the rest of the guys”
Sabré Cook: Pioneering Paths in Racing and Engineering
Sabré Cook – Driver Database
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