Two Legends Returns to the Track
After experiencing this incredible machine at the GoodwoodFestival of Speed, Mario will take the wheel once again—this time at M1Concourse. Be there to witness a piece of racing history in motion.


Taylor Ferns has won at racetracks across the country, including Salem Speedway, with a podium finish at Winchester — two of short-track racing’s most feared venues. With 24 years of racing experience, she’s built a business network where partners spanning industries from commercial real estate to medical technology gain access to each other, not just logo placement on a racecar.

Sally Mott is a 21-year-old professional race car driver and entrepreneur, racing as an independent consultant for Ambit Energy. Her passion began at age eight as a father-daughter bonding experience and grew into a relentless pursuit of excellence. Her long-term goal: become the first woman to win a NASCAR Cup Series championship while fostering diversity in motorsports.

Mianna Wick is a race car driver, faith speaker, and athlete who believes in chasing bold dreams, loving without agenda, and living by faith — both on and off the track. Whether she’s behind the wheel or behind a microphone, her mission stays the same: push limits, inspire others, and live boldly by faith.

Nicole Havrda’s ambition is set on reaching the highest levels of motorsport. She moved from karting to cars in 2022, testing with the W Series as the only Canadian and youngest driver invited. Since then she’s won three Formula 3 titles across North America and now races LMP3 prototypes in IMSA with Twoth Autosport.

Gracie Trotter is a third-generation American stock car racer who grew up immersed in the sport, following her grandfather and father, Tracy Trotter, founder of Calico Coatings. She made motorsports history as the first female driver to win an ARCA-sanctioned race, and is one of the standout talents from NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity program.