Lindsay Brewer

Lindsay Marie Brewer (born April 17, 1997) is an American model and racing driver.^[1][2] She currently competes in Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America for 47Motorsports.

Brewer was born in Arvada, Colorado. When she was eleven years old, she raced a go-kart at a friend's birthday party and became interested in the sport.^[3] From 2009 until 2014, Brewer competed in a variety of karting championships across the United States.^[4] She graduated from San Diego State University in 2019 with a degree in business management.^[5]

After a four year hiatus for college, in 2019, Brewer competed in the Las Vegas Saleen Cup GT Series for the season finale.^[6]

Ahead of the 2022 W Series season, Brewer was selected to test for a drive in the series. The test took place at Inde Motorsports Park in Arizona where she placed top three lap times in her group and was selected as the top-twelve drivers.^[7] She was not offered a drive in the series.

Brewer eventually elected to join the IndyPro 2000 series as a rookie for 2022 season with Exclusive Autosport, as she wanted to compete in Open Wheel and in the coed series rather than in an all female series.^[8] Brewer first raced in the series at Indianapolis, scoring an 8th place finish in her first race. At Road America, Brewer was involved in an incident where her car was launched into the air by a kerb at turn 5, an identical incident happening on the same weekend for Christian Bogle in the Indy Lights series.^[9][10] Brewer finished the 2022 season in fifteenth place with 98 points and a best finish of eighth at Indianapolis.^[11] In October, Brewer confirmed she would return to race for Exclusive Autosport in the 2023 season, the inaugural year of its new title USF Pro 2000.^[12] Brewer finished the season in eighteenth place, finishing no race higher than eleventh all season.^[13]

Brewer stepped up to Indy NXT full-time in 2024, competing for Juncos Hollinger Racing in the No. 76 after mediocre results in the USF Pro Series.^[14] She is the first American female to race in the series since Leilani Munter in 2007.^[15] Brewer's 2024 campaign is heavily backed by sponsors Gtechniq and C4 Energy.^[16] In her first race at St Pete, she scored a top-fifteen finish.^[17] However, she would only score a nineteenth place finish in the following race at Barber Motorsports Park, albeit finishing ahead of fellow female racer Jamie Chadwick.^[18] Prior to the race, Brewer noted she faced challenges with the physical nature of the circuit.^[19] Brewer finished in sixteenth place at Road America the last finisher on the lead lap, taking her season points total to 74.^[20] Ahead of the Milwaukee oval races later in the season, Brewer took part in the Indy NXT open test on the Milwaukee Mile in June. She finished eighteenth fastest overall and clocked 151 laps.^[21][22] Days later, Brewer and her team Juncos Hollinger Racing signed a sponsorship agreement with the Old Milwaukee Non-Alcoholic near-beer brand.^[23] Brewer reached mid-season with a two race weekend at Laguna Seca in the Grand Prix of Monterey. She finished seventeenth in the first race, and was involved in a final lap incident with Yuven Sundaramoorthy, who was running third and attempting to lap Brewer when the pair made contact.^[24] In race two, Brewer finished in 15th position.^[25]

In early July, a statement released by Juncos Hollinger Racing confirmed that Brewer had been temporarily dropped from the team due to unfulfilled contractual obligations. This left the team without a driver for the following race at Mid-Ohio due to their second driver, Ricardo Escotto, being a part-time entrant in the series.^[26]

In March 2025, Brewer was signed to RAFA Racing to compete in the amateur category of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America series alongside Jem Hepworth.^[27][28] The opening two rounds of the season took place at Sebring, where Brewer and Hepworth scored a sixth place and third place finish in the AM class.^[29][30] Ultimately the pair would finish the second two points off winning the AM class, with two class wins on the season.^[31]

In October 2025, Brewer tested for DS Penske, Formula E team during the all-women test at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo.^[32][33] She finished 13th of 14 drivers, 7.5 seconds off fellow American driver Chloe Chambers, who was fastest.^[34][35]

Brewer resides in Newport Beach, California.^[36] In addition to racing, Brewer is a model with representation from her general manager Chris Young. In 2024, she joined subscription service site Passes, joining fellow athlete and social media personality Olivia Dunne on the platform.^[37] She has dated her boyfriend Drew Solomon since meeting in college at San Diego State University.^[38][39]

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap) (Races with * indicate most race laps led)

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap) (Races with ^L indicate a race lap led) (Races with * indicate most race laps led)

• Official website
• Lindsay Brewer career summary at DriverDB.com
• Lindsay Brewer on YouTube