Alice Buckley is aiming to become the first full-time female Supercars driver since 2019
Alice Buckley is one step away from achieving her Supercars dream off the back of a standout 2025 season.
The Gold Coast teenager became the first female champion of the Toyota 86 Scholarship Series, before making even more history as the first female race winner in the TA2 Muscle Car Series.
Alongside mentor Tim Slade, Buckley also won the TA2 Tag Team Enduro event at Queensland Raceway, beating a field that included the likes of Craig Lowndes, Brodie Kostecki, Todd Hazelwood, and James Golding.
A highly-rated karter, Buckley was twice selected as part of the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars program, selected as one of four senior finalists in 2022.
Graduating to cars full-time in 2023, Buckley completed dual programs in the Toyota 86 Scholarship Series, creating history with a clean sweep at Queensland Raceway.
Completing double duties with a GR Cup assault in 2024, Buckley became a regular threat to the top 10 in the GR Cup.
Her breakout 2025 was interrupted by an injury picked up on debut in the Trans Am Series at The Bend, however it wasn't enough to stop her progressing to Super2 in a family-run Commodore supported by Matt Stone Racing.