The initiative, established by the FIA in 2018, aims to provide a structured pathway for young women to develop their skills on the global stage. As one of the youngest participants in this year's cohort, Mir’s inclusion highlights her rapid progression in the sport, having already made history as the first Indian driver to receive support from the
A Global Opportunity for Development
Mir’s selection follows a series of standout performances in international
The FIA Women in Motorsport Commission has confirmed that the nine selected junior drivers will travel to the Cremona Circuit in Italy in just over two weeks. There, they will participate in a three-day intensive training camp aimed at refining their technical abilities and preparing them for the next stage of their racing careers.
International Representation
The junior category cohort features a diverse group of young racers from across the globe. Alongside Mir, the selected drivers include Lina Salamanca from France, Sofia Calderon from Costa Rica, and Cora Moore representing Great Britain. The group also features Anna Regina Franco Rodriguez of Mexico, Lily Rizk from Egypt, Kira Maistrenko representing Ukraine, Annais Orellana from Chile, and Emily Grace Hamer of Australia.
This selection marks a significant step forward for the young Indian driver as she continues to compete against top-tier international talent. The FIA-backed program remains a critical platform for fostering the next generation of female motorsport professionals, providing them with the resources and exposure necessary to advance in the highly competitive world of racing.
