Lindsay brewer

Early Life & Background

• Full name: Lindsay Marie Brewer 

• Date of birth: April 17, 1997

• Place of birth: Arvada, Colorado, USA.

• When she was 11 years old, at a friend’s birthday party, she tried go‑karting — and performed so well that it sparked her interest in motorsports.

• From 2009 to 2014, she competed in various karting championships across the U.S. 

• She paused competitive racing to attend college. She graduated (in 2019) with a degree in business management.

Racing & Driving Career

Lindsay's path in motorsports has had multiple steps across karting, GT, open-wheel, and sports cars. Here are the major phases:

Karting / Early Cars

• In karting, she placed among top competitors and won regional titles, including the Rockies Regional Champion title in Colorado multiple years.

• She also competed in Legend Cars (a lower-tier touring / stock style series) and various entry-level GT or touring car events. 

• In 2019, after her college hiatus, she entered the Saleen S1 Cup at its season finale.

Attempts & Progression in Open-Wheel / Feeder Series

• In 2022, she joined the Indy Pro 2000 Championship (a rung in the Road to Indy ladder toward IndyCar) with Exclusive Autosport. 

  • Her first race was at Barber Motorsports Park. 

  • She finished the season in 15th place overall, scoring 98 points, with a best finish of 8th at Indianapolis.

• She continued in the USF Pro 2000 series (the rebranded feeder series) in 2023, again with Exclusive Autosport. 

  • In 2023, she finished 18th in the standings, without achieving a race finish higher than 11th. 

Move to Indy NXT & Challenges

• In 2024, Brewer stepped up to Indy NXT (previously known as Indy Lights) with Juncos Hollinger Racing, driving car number 76. 

  • In her debut, she was involved in a late‑race incident.

  • By mid‑2024, the team dropped her citing unfulfilled contractual obligations. 

  • As of July, she was no longer part of the team for subsequent races. 

Transition to Sports Car Racing & Recent Highlights

• In 2025, she joined RAFA Racing to compete in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America series (in the amateur class) alongside Jem Hepworth. 

  • At Sebring, Brewer & Hepworth made history by becoming the first all-female crew to stand on the podium in that series (AM class), finishing third. 

• She is also slated to test Formula E machinery in October 2025 during an all-women test with DS Penske.

Other Ventures & Public Profile

• Outside racing, Lindsay Brewer is also a model, influencer, and social media personality. 

• She has secured brand deals and ambassadorships. For instance:

  • In 2021, she became an ambassador for HoneyDrip.com (a content monetization platform) and held equity in it.

  • In 2024, she became a brand ambassador for MCQ Markets, a fractional‑ownership platform for luxury assets. 

• She also acquired and relaunched EVO, a platform designed to allow fans to invest in athletes/influencers, along with her management team. 

• Her social media presence is strong: she uses Instagram, TikTok, content creation and leverages that for sponsorship value.

Challenges & Controversies

• The mid‑season exit from Juncos Hollinger Racing was controversial, with the public reason being unfulfilled contractual obligations. Brewer has spoken about criticism she’s faced — including backlash from other women in racing — for her “girly” appearance or modeling side, and the perception that she isn’t serious. 

• She also noted that she is sometimes underestimated because of how she looks, but says that once she’s in the car, she “locks in.”