Shea Holbrook

Shea Holbrook, born on April 10, 1990, is an American professional racing driver, entrepreneur, and spokeswoman. While currently in retirement to focus on starting a family, Holbrook has had a diverse and impressive career in motorsports.

Holbrook's racing journey began in 2010 with the Sports Car Club of America. In 2011, she made history as the first woman to win the Grand Prix of Long Beach in a touring car during the Pirelli World Challenge season, making her one of only four women to ever achieve a professional race win at the iconic track. Her career highlights also include participating in the W Series in 2019 and involvement in the F3 Americas series. Beyond traditional racing, she supported Denise Mueller-Korenek in setting a world record for paced bicycle land speed at the Bonneville Salt Flats in 2018, driving a dragster to provide slipstream.

Outside of racing, Holbrook graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree in communication and a minor in marketing. She is also the co-owner of Shea Racing and has been involved in various aspects of the automotive industry, including public speaking, television appearances, experiential marketing programs, driver coaching, and marketing management. Her entrepreneurial endeavors and passion for motorsport have allowed her to collaborate with companies such as Cadillac, Jaguar, Mercedes AMG, and more. Before racing, Holbrook was a nationally ranked competitive water skier, showcasing her diverse athletic talents and love for adrenaline-fueled activities.