Jamie Chadwick Makes History with Pole Position in Indy NXT Race at Road America
In a groundbreaking achievement, British driver Jamie Chadwick will be starting on pole position for the upcoming Indy NXT race at Road America. The race, scheduled to be broadcast live on Sky Sports Mix this Sunday at 6.05pm, marks Chadwick’s first pole position in the Indy NXT series, a feeder to the prestigious IndyCar championship. She becomes only the third woman in history to achieve this milestone.
Chadwick’s success comes on the heels of her historic podium finish at Indianapolis in May, where she secured third place. Looking to build on this momentum, the 26-year-old driver is determined to clinch the top spot on the podium in the upcoming 20-lap race at Road America. Fans with a Sky box can catch all the action on Sky Sports Mix, with the IndyCar race following at 8.30pm on the same channel.
Reflecting on her achievement, Chadwick expressed her delight, stating, “I’m so happy. We struggled a little bit this weekend chasing balance. When [team-mate) Louis [Foster] did the lap he did, I knew we would have a good car.” She emphasized her confidence in the team’s abilities and the tough competition that lies ahead.
In addition to her racing success, Chadwick has been actively involved in promoting female participation in motorsport. Earlier this year, she launched an initiative in partnership with Daytona Motorsport to provide free karting opportunities and mentorship for girls, aiming to increase diversity in grassroots racing. As the most decorated active female motorsport driver in the UK, Chadwick’s influence extends beyond the track.
As the excitement builds for the upcoming race at Road America, motorsport enthusiasts can look forward to a thrilling weekend of racing action. With Chadwick leading the charge from pole position, all eyes will be on her quest for victory in the Indy NXT series.
Don’t miss the live coverage of the Road America race schedule on Sky Sports Mix this Sunday, with the Indy NXT race at 6.05pm followed by the IndyCar race at 8.30pm. For Formula 1 fans, the Canadian Grand Prix will be broadcast live on Sky Sports F1, with the race set for Sunday at 7pm. Stream all the F1 races and more with a NOW Sports Month Membership for a premium viewing experience.
