Safety Rocks Limited, Programme Partner of Girls on Track UK and the Wera Tools British F4 Championship, has launched Fuel Her Voice – a new initiative giving young women genuine, hands‑on work experience in motorsport.
The programme will begin at Brands Hatch on Saturday 10 October, during the final rounds of the 2026 British F4 Championship, where the new champion will be crowned.
The weekend also features the British Touring Car Championship and its full support package, attracting tens of thousands of spectators and providing an ideal live environment for emerging creators to learn and produce content.
Fuel Her Voice will continue to evolve into 2027, creating an ongoing pathway for young women looking to build skills and confidence in motorsport.
Unlike a traditional single‑winner competition, Fuel Her Voice will offer multiple opportunities across multiple events. Successful applicants will gain paddock access and work alongside the Safety Rocks team to create content during a live motorsport weekend. All content produced will be published and promoted on Safety Rocks’ channels.
Applicants can submit one of the following:
- Video: a short clip (max 60 seconds) filmed on any device
- Photography: an image carousel with captions telling a motorsport story
- Written piece: a short article or story that captures attention
Submissions can focus on anything in motorsport – a race, a person, a moment or a detail others might miss. Safety Rocks is looking for instinct and storytelling, not polished production.
Applications should be submitted via: https://go.safetyrocks.co.uk/fhv
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Safety Rocks founder and MD Carla Crocombe said Fuel Her Voice is designed to create meaningful pathways.
“Motorsport has a pipeline shortage when it comes to women accessing work experience. Fuel Her Voice opens the door – repeatedly – giving talented young women the chance to learn in the paddock and be part of the story during a live motorsport event.”