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H2 Racing: Breathing New Life Into Old Iron20251109010029

H2 Racing: Breathing New Life Into Old Iron

Bridget BellNovember 9, 2025

There’s something poetic about a bike brought back from the brink. A machine dusty and forgotten, rescued, rebuilt, and reborn to thunder down the quarter mile once more.In Mackay, Queensland, Rachel “Pocket Rocket” Wilkins and her partner Simon have...

AWMN in Profile: Bobbie “Stitch” Schluter20250911120026

AWMN in Profile: Bobbie “Stitch” Schluter

Your Story MattersSeptember 11, 2025

Racing Against the Odds When you hear the whine of a ZX1000 roaring down the quarter-mile strip, you might not realise the rider tucked in behind the fairings has titanium rods running the length of her spine. You might not know she was diagnosed wit...

AWMN in Profile: Lillian Hagan20240703093839

AWMN in Profile: Lillian Hagan

Your Story MattersJuly 3, 2024

Lil's current racing machine is a custom pink and black 300cc Yamaha, capable of reaching speeds of 108 kph. She customized this bike in 2023, having raced a 150cc Yamaha for two years prior. Drag racing is a complex sport that requires precision, co...

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Bridget Bell

Bridget Bell is a seasoned motorsport media professional and a skilled mechanic, with over a decade of experience in On-Air Hosting, Event Hosting, Television Presenting and Commentating. Passionate about supporting women in both the industry and motorsport, Bridget volunteers as a mentor and actively champions female representation.
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H2 Racing: Breathing New Life Into Old Iron

AWMN in Profile: Bobbie “Stitch” Schluter

AWMN in Profile: Lillian Hagan

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