VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Janet Guthrie On Being First Woman Driver To Qualify For Indy 500, Part 1 (Photo: Erik Meers/uSports
Janet Guthrie made her way into the sports history books in 1977 after becoming the first female driver to qualify for and compete in the Indianapolis 500, and her road to achieve this feat was not easy.
The 81-year-old told uSports exclusively about who has inspired her in her career and what racing fans’ reaction to her success was like over the years.
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