Emma Gilmour
Emma Gilmour (born 30 September 1979) is a rally driver from New Zealand. Early and personal life 
Gilmour was born in Dunedin in 1979. Her father and maternal grandfather were both mechanics. Before taking up motor racing in her early 20s, she was an equestrian representing Otago–Southland in eventing and participating in the New Zealand development squads. Gilmour runs a Suzuki car dealership in Dunedin outside of racing. Racing career

New Zealand Rally Championship 
Gilmour is a three-time New Zealand Rally Championship runner-up

Global Rallycross Championship 
Gilmour became the first woman to enter the Global Rallycross Championship, competing under Rhys Millen Racing in a Hyundai Veloster Turbo for the 2014 season. Extreme E

Veloce Racing (2021) 
Gilmour was signed by Veloce Racing as reserve driver for the inaugural season of the new electric off-road racing series Extreme E in 2021. She replaced regular driver Jamie Chadwick in two events. McLaren (2022–) 
Gilmour moved to McLaren XE for the 2022 season, becoming the first woman to race as a factory driver for McLaren. Partnering Tanner Foust, she achieved one podium finish at the season-ending Energy X-Prix and became the first woman podium winner for McLaren. Gilmour and Foust were retained for the 2023 season. McLaren won its second podium by finishing second in Round 4 at the Hydro X-Prix. In Round 7 at the Island X-Prix II, Gilmour suffered a fractured rib and a concussion following a crash during the first free practice session and was ruled out for the rest of the weekend. She was replaced by Extreme E's championship reserve driver Tamara Molinaro. Racing record

Complete Global Rallycross Championship results

Complete Extreme E results
(key)

* Season still in progress. References

Notes

External links
 Page on eWRC-results.com
 Emma Gilmour website

Living people
1979 births
New Zealand rally drivers
Sportspeople from Dunedin
World Rally Championship drivers
Extreme E drivers

McLaren Racing drivers
New Zealand female racing drivers
New Zealand female equestrians