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| nationality = [[File:Flag_of_Germany_svg.png]] German | | nationality = [[File:Flag_of_Germany_svg.png]] German | ||
| birth date = 30th May 2001 | | birth date = 30th May 2001 | ||
| − | | birth place = Fürth, Bavaria, | + | | birth place = Fürth, Bavaria, Germany |
| current team = [[RonDen Racing Engineering]] | | current team = [[RonDen Racing Engineering]] | ||
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| − | '''Josephine Leifeld''' (b. 30th May 2001 in Fürth, Bavaria, Germany) is a German racing driver currently signed to [[ | + | '''Josephine Leifeld''' (b. 30th May 2001 in Fürth, Bavaria, Germany) is a German racing driver currently signed to [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]] in the [[2020 AutoReject 2.0 season|AutoReject 2.0 series]]. |
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| + | Since 2019, she has been a member of the [[Red Bull Junior Team]]. | ||
She is the daughter of rallycross driver [[Hilko Leifeld]]. | She is the daughter of rallycross driver [[Hilko Leifeld]]. | ||
==Racing Career== | ==Racing Career== | ||
| + | ===Rallying=== | ||
Leifeld made her first steps into motorsport at the age of 14, acting as a co-driver in the ADAC Opel Adam Rallye Cup in her native Germany. She would take several class wins alongside fellow Bavarian Klaus Heider and quickly gained recognition from her ADAC authority as a rising star in rallying. She took part in a few RX Lite races (supporting the European Rallycross series) in 2017 and achieved two wins. | Leifeld made her first steps into motorsport at the age of 14, acting as a co-driver in the ADAC Opel Adam Rallye Cup in her native Germany. She would take several class wins alongside fellow Bavarian Klaus Heider and quickly gained recognition from her ADAC authority as a rising star in rallying. She took part in a few RX Lite races (supporting the European Rallycross series) in 2017 and achieved two wins. | ||
| − | + | ===Formula 4=== | |
In 2018, she joined the [[2018_Italian_Formula_4_season|Italian Formula 4]] with Basque team [[Abiadura Euskara]] with support from ADAC Nordbayern. She achieved a third place in her second meeting at Autodromo Pergusa. | In 2018, she joined the [[2018_Italian_Formula_4_season|Italian Formula 4]] with Basque team [[Abiadura Euskara]] with support from ADAC Nordbayern. She achieved a third place in her second meeting at Autodromo Pergusa. | ||
| + | ===AR2.0=== | ||
In October 2018, she took part in a [[2018 AutoReject 2.0 Post-Season Test|test]] with Belgian [[AutoReject 2.0]] team [[RonDen Racing Engineering]] at Motorland Aragón. She achieved a decent time which led to her being signed by the team for the [[2019 AutoReject 2.0 season|2019 season]] alongside [[Kenny Rosseels]]. | In October 2018, she took part in a [[2018 AutoReject 2.0 Post-Season Test|test]] with Belgian [[AutoReject 2.0]] team [[RonDen Racing Engineering]] at Motorland Aragón. She achieved a decent time which led to her being signed by the team for the [[2019 AutoReject 2.0 season|2019 season]] alongside [[Kenny Rosseels]]. | ||
| − | Leifeld's AR2.0 career got off to a great start, taking pole in the season opener in Valencia, which | + | Leifeld's AR2.0 career got off to a great start, taking pole in the season opener in Valencia, which she followed up in Monza by taking her first car racing win in the Sprint race. Her initial success at this level saw her be selected by the [[Red Bull Junior Team]]. |
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| + | RonDen opted to leave AR2.0 ahead of [[2020 AutoReject 2.0 season|2020]] - so Leifeld joined [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]] instead. | ||
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[[Category:Drivers]] | [[Category:Drivers]] | ||
[[Category:German Drivers]] | [[Category:German Drivers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:15, 1 April 2020
Josephine Leifeld (b. 30th May 2001 in Fürth, Bavaria, Germany) is a German racing driver currently signed to Peak Aeroracing Engineering in the AutoReject 2.0 series.
Since 2019, she has been a member of the Red Bull Junior Team.
She is the daughter of rallycross driver Hilko Leifeld.
Racing Career
Rallying
Leifeld made her first steps into motorsport at the age of 14, acting as a co-driver in the ADAC Opel Adam Rallye Cup in her native Germany. She would take several class wins alongside fellow Bavarian Klaus Heider and quickly gained recognition from her ADAC authority as a rising star in rallying. She took part in a few RX Lite races (supporting the European Rallycross series) in 2017 and achieved two wins.
Formula 4
In 2018, she joined the Italian Formula 4 with Basque team Abiadura Euskara with support from ADAC Nordbayern. She achieved a third place in her second meeting at Autodromo Pergusa.
AR2.0
In October 2018, she took part in a test with Belgian AutoReject 2.0 team RonDen Racing Engineering at Motorland Aragón. She achieved a decent time which led to her being signed by the team for the 2019 season alongside Kenny Rosseels.
Leifeld's AR2.0 career got off to a great start, taking pole in the season opener in Valencia, which she followed up in Monza by taking her first car racing win in the Sprint race. Her initial success at this level saw her be selected by the Red Bull Junior Team.
RonDen opted to leave AR2.0 ahead of 2020 - so Leifeld joined Peak Aeroracing Engineering instead.
