We’re delighted that Classic Sports Car Club racing driver, and co-founder of charity Spinal Track, Nathalie McGloin, has been nominated in The Sunday Times Sportswomen of the Year Awards 2020. Nathalie is shortlisted in the Disability Sportswoman of the Year category, which recognises outstanding performers in disability sport.
Nathalie has been a regular competitor in the CSCC Liqui Moly New Millennium Series for a number of seasons, racing her adapted Porsche Cayman S with hand controls. Nathalie is also president of the FIA Disability & Accessibility Commission, doing amazing work to enable everyone in motorsport to compete on equal terms, regardless of disability.
The Sportswomen of the Year Awards are presented in association with Vitality, and are counted among the most prestigious and influential accolades in the British sporting calendar. Now in their 33rd year, these awards celebrate the exceptional contribution to sport made by elite athletes, coaches, administrators, community volunteers and inspirational figures.
To honour the winners, an online awards ceremony will take place on Wednesday 25 November at 18.30 GMT. Please visit https://www.sportswomenoftheyear.co.uk/ for further details.
