Rebecca Jackson

Rebecca Jackson is a British racing driver, motoring journalist, and television presenter. Born on August 28, 1982, she began her racing career in 2011, swiftly progressing through the ranks of club-level motorsport. In 2013, she clinched the BRSCC Porsche Production Boxster Championship. Jackson further honed her skills, successfully competing in GT3 and GT4 race cars. 2016 marked a milestone when she obtained her International Racing Licence and participated in a Ligier LMP3 Prototype at the prestigious Road to Le Mans race.

Beyond racing, Jackson has carved a niche in the media. She co-presented UKTV's "Modern Wheels or Classic Steals" and has contributed to publications like GQ Magazine, Auto Express, and The Sunday Times. She has also reviewed new cars for Telegraph Cars and What Car?. Her television appearances include "I Want That Car" on ITV4, "Fifth Gear," and "Ali A's Superchargers" on CBBC. She holds a Guinness World Record for the most countries visited on a single tank of fuel.

Jackson's early life involved assisting her father, an engineer who restored classic cars and competed in racing events. Before her motorsport career, she established a used car business in 2007. Rebecca Jackson has been recognized as a Michelin Inspirational Woman for three consecutive years (2012-2014), inspiring young women to pursue their goals. In 2017 Rebecca competed in a full season of MINI Challenge.