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Molly Taylor, born on May 6, 1988, is an Australian rally car driver who has achieved significant milestones in motorsport. Her early life included a passion for equestrian events, competing at a national level. She later sold her horse to purchase her first rally car, a symbolic move marking her commitment to a professional racing career. Taylor’s rallying journey began while working at her father’s rally school, where she quickly demonstrated natural talent. In 2006, she was selected for the Women’s Driver Development program and recognized as the New South Wales Young Achiever of the Year by CAMS, having won the 2006 New South Wales Rally Championship 2WD and 2-Litre titles.
Taylor’s career progressed rapidly, marked by consistent success in various championships. She debuted in the Australian Rally Championship in 2007, winning the F16 class, a title she secured again in 2008. Moving to the United Kingdom, she competed in the Suzuki Swift Sport Cup, winning three out of six races and becoming the British Ladies Rally Champion in 2009 and 2010. Her talent gained international recognition when she was invited to the Pirelli Star Driver Shootout, subsequently earning one of six scholarships to the FIA World Rally Championship Academy. This allowed her to compete in the World Rally Championship in 2011, where she won the Richard Burns Trophy. She also competed in the FIA European Championship in 2013.
A defining moment in her career came in 2016 when she became the first female and youngest driver to win the Australian Rally Championship overall. This achievement solidified her position as a leading figure in Australian motorsport. Her success continued when she became the Extreme E Champion in 2021 with Rosberg X Racing, a title she would secure again in 2024 with Veloce Racing. Taylor has also competed in other racing disciplines, including the TCR Australia Championship in 2019 and the Bathurst 12 Hour, where she placed second in class in 2009. Beyond her competitive driving, Taylor is an experienced presenter and brand ambassador, sharing her expertise and experiences with various companies.
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