2025 is going to be a very busy year for me as I will be competing in the ‘Wera Tools’ https://britishkartchampionships.org as well as multiple top level 'British Club Championships’ and doing my mocks. Although I will be focusing on my karting in 2025, this is the year where I will start to make my transition into cars. My dream has always been to move from karting into Ginetta Junior https://brscc.co.uk/formulae/ginetta-junior-championship/ and then British F4 https://fiaformula4.com/ or https://www.gb-4.net/ and last but not least the F1 Academy https://www.f1academy.com as many of the greatest drivers in world motorsport have done before me. The challenge for me in every year of my motorsport journey is to be as competitive as I possibly can be. I’m not here to make up the numbers, I’m here to be at the front and that means being with the best teams but also a team that I feel happy and in. We’ve learnt that lesson in karting and another lesson from karting is the more testing (Practice) you can do the better. Like any sport the more practice you get the more competitive you're going to be and my goal in racing has always been to be at the front, thats what I’m achieving now and thats what I intend to continue to achieve.

 

Every penny I can raise from sponsors and partners will ultimately make me more competitive and give me more ‘Seat time’ or ‘Practice’ and the more practice I have the more competitive I will be and the more attention I will receive, especially as one of the very few really competitive girls that exist in motorsport at this point in the sports history. Everyone in the sport knows I have what it takes, now I need people and companies who can see my ability to support me to become the next top female in Motorsport and all of the positive publicity that will generate. Both the world of motorsport and the media are screaming out for the next top female driver and with the right support, I could be that driver! 

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Maisy Creed Racing CV.

 

Age: 16 Nov 2025.

 

Living in: Sheffield United kingdom.

 

Currently in full time secondary education: Predicted to Achieve High Grades in all of my GCSE’s

 

Higher Education: My goal is to be accepted for the Loughborough University Enhanced DiSE Motorsport degree. The programme is run in collaboration with Motorsport UK, the National Governing Body for four wheel motorsport. It is a full time talent development pathway programme that equips the UK's most promising young drivers with the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to maximise their performance. I will be applying for this degree in March 2026.

 

I am a member of ‘British Women Racing Drivers Club’

 

I have a strong social media following with on average 350k views per month on my instagram racing account alone. 

 

Instagram: @maisy_creed77

 

Web site: www.maisycreedracing.com

 

Linkedin: Maisy Creed

 

Racing Stats.

 

• 2019 I began kart racing indoor at ‘Team Sport’ in Sheffield when I was 9 years old with friends purely for fun, I very quickly fell in love with the sport.

• 2020 I competed in the first ever ‘British Indoor Karting Championship’ when I was 10 years old beating over 2,000 young cadet drivers and made it through the local and regional finals by winning all rounds to the National Finals. I placed 3rd in the Semi Finals and was leading the National Finals to the middle of the event, eventually finishing 8th overall and the top finishing female driver. I hold cadet lap records for both Sheffield and Leeds.

• 2021/2022 Started my ‘Outdoor' Kart Racing career in 2021 in Mini Max and by 2022 was achieving multiple podiums and wins at club level in male only grids at circuits such as Fulbeck and Hooton Park.

• 2023 Switched to IAME X30 Junior Kart Racing at National level and this is when my results really start to stand out.

• 2025 I now race for one of the most successful teams and engine builders in UK Karting 'MDL Motorsport' owned by father and son duo Mark and Dave Litchfield, Mark is multiple 'British Champion' and is my driver coach.

• 2025 ‘British Kart Championship’ at PF International. As quoted by Henry Beaudette on the commentary during the event “An incredible performance from the Number 72 Wildcard entry Maisy Creed she has not been outside the top 10 all weekend” I came away with a P8 finish in heat 1 and a P10 in the Final of my first ever 'British Kart Championship’ Round.

• 2025 ‘Kartmasters’ is the ‘British Grandprix’ of Kart racing and is the most prestigious karting event in the UK with over 300 drivers competing, past winners include Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris, George Russell the list goes on, this year I was tipped to be a contender for the first ever Female ‘Kartmasters Champion’ I qualified P6 in the rain out of 39 drivers only 2 female, and had a P5 in Heat 1 then engine failure and P7 in heat 2. 

• Sept 2025 Currently placed 2nd in the ‘British Women Racing Drivers Club’ Kart Championship.

• Oct 2025 I was invited to compete at the IAME 'Ladies Cup’ at ‘Le Mans in France. It was my 2nd day ever in a Senior kart, at an iconic track I’ve never been to before, against 34 of the best female kart racers in the world, many from the top 10 are already involved in F1 Academy programmes and race at ‘Le Mans' regularly and I managed a P2 and fastest lap in the ‘Super Heat’  In fact I was incredibly close to winning it, 0.107 seconds off to be precise, very happy to have achieved this result against this level of competition.

• Nov 2025 At the beginning of November at the final round I was on the podium and was confirmed as the 'PF international Champion 2025’ Every top British driver in recent history and three 'F1 World Champions' Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Jenson Button have begun their journey by winning at 'PF International'. There were only 4 other female drivers in the championship, the next highest placed female driver in P9 is signed to an F1 programme and the next female driver after that was in P28! I am the first female driver to win the championship in its 30 year history.

• 2026 I will continue to compete in karting both in the UK and Europe in multiple championships, including IAME Benelux, IAME Euro Series as I want to compete regularly against the top 5 female drivers in those championships, I will be moving up into the Senior categories in IAME X30. 

• 2026 My dream is to race in and win the F1 Academy, 2026 will be the year that I begin my preparations to compete in the F1 Academy Rookie test and hopefully show that the pace that I have in karting can be translated to fastest test lap times in the F1 Academy ‘Rookie test’.

• 2026 We have a very clear strategy for my transition into single seaters. I have 2 separate driver coaches in place to help with my training. This will involve 'Sim work’ at Silverstone in a Radical SR3 then actual real world testing in a Radical at Donnington Circuit. From there I will begin training with my second driver coach and will be one of the first to drive the 'F1 Academy' car on the sim, then on to real world testing in a either a GB4 of F4 car. If I can translate my speed in karting into single seaters, I know I will be very competitive. If I'm able to secure a 'F1 Academy' 'Rookie test' in 2026 I feel sure with this level of preparation I can post a quick enough time to be in with a chance of being chosen for the ‘F1 Academy'

• 2026 My biggest challenge is to raise as much budget as possible to allow me to test in single seaters on both the Sim and on track to illustrate that I have what it takes to win in the F1 Academy.

 

Many thanks for taking the time to learn about my kart racing achievements to date.

 

All the best Maisy Creed.

 

Thank you so much for taking the time to read about my journey to this point and my dreams for the future, Maisy Creed.