An Abbots Langley racer hoping to reach Formula 1 has received a fresh wave of support after entrepreneur Simon Squibb revisited her story.
Mahi, 11, was first featured by Squibb – the businessman who asks people about their dreams – in June, when she spoke about her F1 ambitions. After a new encounter, his post, published on October 25, helped to share the driver’s story with millions more people.
Since featuring on the cover of AbbotsNews in June, Mahi has been upping the gears in her career.
Speaking to Abbots&KingsNews, she said: “I’ve had such a busy few months. I got to commentate for F1 Kids with my brother Veer and interview Susie Wolff. That was really cool because I want to race in F1 Academy one day.
“In November, I won the novice trophy at Clay Pigeon Raceway and got the fastest lap. I was so happy.”
Her family is now seeking business sponsorships and partnerships to fund her 2027 racing season. Visit www.supermahikart.com to find out more.
Feature image: Mahi Maru
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