Jamie’s key dates in July
Find out what’s coming up for Jamie this month
Published
01 JUL 2025
Est. reading time
2 min
June saw Jamie take part in her first-ever 24 Hours of Le Mans — and there’s no slowing down for the IDEC Sport driver in July.
The 27-year-old was unfortunate not to be able to finish at the Circuit de la Sarthe, after the team’s car No.18 lost its right rear wheel after 16 hours of racing.
But they’ll have a chance to get back on track early this month, when the European Le Mans Series (ELMS) resumes in Italy…
4 Hours of Imola: Friday 4th - Sunday 6th July
The iconic Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is the setting for 4 Hours of Imola, as IDEC Sport look to build on a sensational start to their ELMS campaign.
Jamie and her team-mates Mathys Jaubert and Daniel Juncadella sit top of the LMP2 Teams’ Championship and Drivers’ Championship, after placing first in their class in Barcelona and Le Castellet.
They’ll be going for three in a row at a venue famed for hosting Formula 1’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, and which is set amidst the Santerno River valley’s stunning scenery.
But with a narrow track and minimal runoff areas, maximum precision will be required throughout the coming weekend.
Goodwood Festival of Speed: Thursday 10th - Sunday 13th July
Jamie is set to join Atlassian Williams Racing Team Principal James Vowles and F1 Academy Driver Lia Block at the Goodwood Festival of Speed later this month — and the trio will be taking Williams’ iconic FW14B for a spin.
Nigel Mansell famously won the 1992 Drivers’ Championship in the FW14B, with Williams also claiming the Constructors’ Championship that year.
Nigel will be getting involved in the action, too, so there’s plenty to look forward to at motorsport's ultimate summer garden party.
Jamie revealed her excitement when speaking about the event back in May, saying:
“The FW14B is the most iconic car that we have in our collection at Williams. With the active suspension and everything that this car stood for in its time, it’s simply legendary. The sound of it is unbelievable so I’ll be getting my earplugs ready.”
Jamie Chadwick Series Round 6: Sunday 27th July
We’re over halfway through the 2025 Jamie Chadwick Series, with just four of the championship’s nine rounds remaining.
The next of those takes place at Daytona Milton Keynes on Sunday 27th July, when drivers across all five classes will once again jostle for position in the standings.
If you weren’t already aware, the Jamie Chadwick Series is a groundbreaking karting initiative that aims to increase female participation in the sport.
You can find out more information about its impact here, or head over to the Daytona website to get involved!
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