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Rebecca Jackson

Rebecca Jackson is a championship-winning professional racing driver, TV presenter and motoring journalist who combines high-performance expertise with accessible communication. A Guinness World Record holder and three-time Michelin Inspirational Woman, she has competed at Le Mans, raced Porsche 911s and Le Mans prototypes, and built her career from self-starting a used car business to reaching motorsport's most prestigious stages. Her work spans BBC, Sky News, The Telegraph, GQ Magazine and The Sunday Times, whilst co-presenting shows including Ali A's Superchargers. Rebecca empowers audiences with insights on resilience, ambition and breaking barriers, inspiring organisations to pursue bold goals whilst balancing demanding professional and personal commitments.

After self-starting a used car sales business in 2007, Rebecca Jackson turned entrepreneurial success into motorsport achievement, racing her way to championship victories and a place on the grid at Le Mans. Her journey from business founder to professional racing driver reflects the determination and strategic thinking that have defined her career across multiple industries. Securing five podiums in her second race season, she launched Project Le Mans, an ambitious initiative that saw her compete in one of motorsport's most prestigious 24-hour endurance events, racing Porsche 911s and Le Mans prototypes whilst steadily building sponsorship partnerships and media presence.

Rebecca's credentials extend well beyond the racetrack. As a regular contributor to The Telegraph and with published work in GQ Magazine, Auto Express and The Sunday Times, she translates technical automotive expertise into accessible journalism for diverse audiences. Her television work includes co-presenting shows such as Ali A's Superchargers, I Want That Car, and Modern Wheels or Classic Steals on BBC and Dave, whilst she regularly appears on BBC and Sky News to discuss current motoring issues. She holds a Guinness World Record for visiting the most countries on a single tank of fuel, achieved in partnership with Audi and RAC. Named Michelin Inspirational Woman for three consecutive years, Rebecca has demonstrated sustained excellence in a traditionally male-dominated field whilst balancing the demands of professional sport, media commitments, and motherhood to young twins.

Rebecca empowers audiences to pursue ambitious goals by sharing practical insights on resilience, strategic planning and breaking through barriers. Her presentations draw on real experiences of building businesses from scratch, securing sponsorship in competitive environments, and performing under pressure at the highest levels of motorsport. Organisations benefit from her perspective on maintaining focus across multiple professional commitments, managing risk effectively, and communicating complex ideas to varied audiences. Whether speaking to corporate teams about peak performance, inspiring young professionals to challenge industry norms, or demonstrating how determination translates into measurable success, Rebecca delivers actionable strategies that audiences can implement immediately. Her authentic approach, grounded in lived experience rather than theory, creates lasting impact that extends well beyond the event itself.

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