More Than Equal Completes First On-Track Test for New Driver Cohort
More Than Equal, the global high-performance motorsport programme focused on identifying and developing elite female racing talent, has completed its first on-track test of the year, bringing together its newly selected 2026 driver cohort for a Ginetta Camp at Blyton Park.
The three-day camp marked the first time new drivers integrated into the programme ran alongside existing cohort members, representing an important milestone in their progression from karting to car racing.
Four drivers attended the Blyton Park test: Alexia Danielsson, Gianna Pascoal, Ivonn Simeonova and Skye Parker.
The Camp combined simulator and gym-based preparation with two full days of on-track running, as drivers completed extensive mileage in Ginetta machinery under the guidance of driver coaches Jordan King and 2009 Ginetta Junior Champion Sarah Moore. The programme focused on core technical fundamentals including braking technique, weight transfer and the development of high quality technical feedback - all critical skills during the transition phase into cars.
Delivered as part of the More Than Equal Driver Development Programme, the camp forms a key step in preparation for the drivers’ upcoming Formula 4 test next month at Pembrey Circuit in Wales.
The More Than Equal Driver Development Programme provides bespoke technical coaching, physical preparation and mental performance support, with particular emphasis on the early and often decisive transition stages of a driver’s career.
Lauren Forrow, Head of Driver Development at More Than Equal, said: “The move from karting to cars is one of the most decisive phases in a young driver’s development. At this stage, technical habits and working behaviours are formed that can shape long term performance outcomes. This camp was designed to build strong foundations in a structured, high performance environment. By integrating simulator work, physical preparation and focused track sessions, we were able to establish a clear baseline in the drivers’ preparation quality, technical understanding and trackside routines ahead of Formula 4.”
Tom Stanton, Chief Executive Officer of More Than Equal, added: “Our approach is built on long term structure and intentional progression. We are not simply providing track time, we are developing complete racing athletes with the skills and support required to succeed at the highest levels of the sport. Bringing the new cohort together for their first car based test is an important milestone and the beginning of the next phase of their development pathway.”
Founded by businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist Karel Komárek and former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard, More Than Equal is dedicated to finding and developing the first female Formula 1 World Champion.
