Logan Hannah

Logan Hannah is a 23-year-old racing driver from the United Kingdom. Logan's racing journey began at the age of 10 in Dubai, where her family had relocated, inspired by her father's motorsport enthusiasm. She quickly progressed through the ranks, starting with karting at the Dubai Autodrome. Her early success led to being named "Female Driver of the Year" by Karting Magazine in 2017.

Hannah made history as the first female driver to compete in the Formula 4 United Arab Emirates (UAE) Championship in 2017. She honed her skills further in the UK, competing in the Scottish Formula Ford Championship. In 2020, she won the David Leslie Trophy at Knockhill, becoming the first woman to achieve this feat in a national Formula Ford race. Logan balanced her racing career with her studies, earning a BA (Hons) in Psychology and Sports Studies from the University of Stirling.

In 2022, Hannah competed in the GB4 series with Graham Brunton Racing, securing a race win at Donington and an additional podium finish, making her only the second woman to win a race in the series. She has also participated in the Ligier European Series. In December 2024, she made her F1 Academy debut at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi as Prema's wildcard entry, racing under a UAE license. Logan aspires to race professionally in GT and ultimately compete at Le Mans 24.