Michelle Halder

Michelle Halder, born on July 25, 1999, is a German racing driver who has made a name for herself primarily in the world of touring car racing. Coming from a racing family, with her brother Mike Halder also being a driver, Michelle has demonstrated considerable talent and determination in a highly competitive arena. She currently competes in the Adac Tcr Germany.

Halder's career has seen her participate in various racing series, including ADAC Formula 4 early on. However, she found her stride in touring cars, specifically in the TCR championships. A significant milestone in her career came in 2019 when she became the first female driver to win a race outright in the German TCR series, driving a Honda Civic Type-R for Profi-Car Team Halder, her family's team. This historic win at Zandvoort marked a turning point and solidified her presence in the sport.

Michelle has consistently demonstrated her capabilities in TCR racing, securing podium finishes in series like TCR Germany and TCR Spain. She also participated in TCR Europe. Her performances often showcase promising pace and potential, although she has also faced challenges such as contacts with other drivers and occasional technical issues. Despite these adversities, Michelle Halder continues to be a notable figure in touring car racing, representing the growing presence and success of women in motorsports.