Show Notes
In this special episode of the SAE Beyond the Competition Podcast, we spotlight an inspiring Women in Motorsports panel discussion held at the Baja SAE Carolina event.
Join us as a group of dynamic women share their experiences navigating the world of motorsports engineering, from breaking stereotypes and balancing team dynamics, to finding mentorship, tackling imposter syndrome, and leading innovations in vehicle design and leadership. Whether you’re a current competitor, alumni, or prospective team member, this panel offers valuable insight and encouragement for all genders working in STEM and motorsports fields.
🎧 Hear from passionate leaders, students, and professionals as they reflect on:
• The importance of representation and visibility
• Unique challenges faced by women in motorsports
• Advice for the next generation of female engineers and teammates
• How Baja SAE and similar programs have shaped their personal and professional growth
📍Recorded live at Baja SAE Carolina, this episode captures the energy, challenges, and triumphs of women paving the way in a competitive engineering landscape.
🔗 For more information on Baja SAE and upcoming events, visit https://bajasae.net
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