JessicaHawkins

Jessica made her racing debut in the British Formula Ford championship as a guest driver. She put in some strong drives, with a pair of finishes inside the top 10 from her three race starts that weekend.

After her single-seater career came to a halt, Jessica moved to racing in tin-tops and she challenged for the Mini Challenge Cooper Pro Class title in 2017, taking an early championship lead and only missed out on the title in the final round.

Jessica spent 2018 as a stunt driver, but had the opportunity to return to single-seaters when the all-women W Series formed. In the final two rounds of the season, Jessica put in some strong drives which was enough to guarantee her a drive in the following season.

W Series was on hold in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Jessica found herself stepping in at Snetterton in the highly competitive British Touring Car Championship. In a field full of many of the best touring car drivers, Jessica was able to run with the pack more and more as the weekend progressed.

Jessica's strong drives drew the attention of the team, and she joined as Driver Ambassador during the 2021 season. She has since played a key role in many of the team's activities, in particular surrounding improving diversity and inclusion within motorsport.

In 2021, Jessica returned to stunt driving, taking part in the filming for the James Bond film No Time to Die and was with the team to celebrate the launch during the Italian Grand Prix weekend.

Jessica's third W Series season got off to a fantastic start. At the all-new Miami Autodrome, Jessica raced brilliantly in the first race of the year to capitalise and secure her first W Series podium.

At the Hungaroring near Budapest, Jessica became the first woman in more than five years to drive a modern Formula One car, driving the AMR21 around the flowing circuit.

Jessica undertook an expanded role with the team heading into the 2024 season, fronting the team's presence in F1 Academy with its young driver Tina Hausmann.

Jessica continued her work with F1 Academy as the team's Head of F1 Academy and provided mentorship and support both on and off track to Tina Hausmann. As our Driver Ambassador, Jessica championed diversity and inclusion throughout 2024 and continued to inspire young women to pursue a career in the sport.

As Aston Martin Aramco's Head of F1 Academy, Jessica supplied guidance, training and support to Tina Hausmann during her second year of F1 ACADEMY. Jessica also continued the important work of advocating for diversity and inclusion within motorsport, motivating young women to pursue their dreams, while competing herself in GT3.