Chloe Chambers

Chloe Chambers is an American professional race car driver known for competing in single-seater open-wheel series, sports car championships, and international motorsport competitions. Born in Guangdong, China, and raised in Monroe, New York, Chambers developed a passion for racing at a young age, starting in competitive karting before transitioning to professional single-seater series. She has gained prominent recognition for breaking records and competing in high-profile championships including the W Series, F1 Academy, and Formula Regional Oceania Championship.

Career Highlights

Chambers began karting at seven years old, racing at Oakland Valley Race Park and earning regional and national titles across her junior career. In 2020, at age 16, she gained international attention by setting a Guinness World Record for the fastest vehicle slalom, navigating a 50-cone course in 47.45 seconds driving a stock Porsche 718 Spyder. She made her single-seater debut in 2021 in the Formula 4 United States Championship. In 2022, Chambers was selected to compete in the all-female W Series with Jenner Racing. The following year, she made history in the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship in New Zealand, becoming the first female driver to claim a pole position and win a race in the series. She also competed in the 2023 Porsche Sprint Challenge North America, claiming multiple victories.

F1 Academy & Formula E

In 2024, Chambers joined the F1 Academy grid representing the MoneyGram Haas F1 Team while racing for Campos Racing, securing a victory and four podium finishes to place sixth overall in the championship. For the 2025 F1 Academy season, she continued with Campos Racing under the Red Bull Ford Academy Programme, securing multiple wins, pole positions, and podiums to finish third in the standings. In addition to her single-seater racing, Chambers was named a Test and Development Driver for the Mahindra Racing Formula E Team, participating in official testing sessions and public showcases.

Personal Life

Chambers was born in China and adopted by American parents at 11 months old. Raised in New York, she credited her father for introducing her to motorsport. In addition to her racing commitments, she has pursued a business degree through Arizona State University Online. Chambers is also an ambassador for charitable organizations, including the Gift of Adoption Fund.