Find a racer

Open road, land speed and hill climb results for every driver and navigator. The names behind this box are the women who race, sized by how many times they have been behind the wheel.

Try

Three ways to race

Closest, fastest, quickest. Each kind of race keeps score its own way.

Women on the board

Every start by a woman behind the wheel. One dot per start: yellow for a class win, orange for second or third.

Class winSecond or thirdEvery other start

More women behind the wheel

Women driving each year, with first-time drivers in orange.

First year drivingBack again

2026 counts run through the Big Bend Open Road Race, Fall.

Latest results

The newest results to land, and where Carly is racing next.

All results

Get in the car

Most of the women on this site started with a street car and somebody in the right seat. Carly will tell you how she did it.

Carly Bates
  1. Pick an eventOpen road races run on closed highways in Texas, Nevada and Nebraska, spring through fall. Hill climbs and salt meets fill in the summer.
  2. Pick a speed you can holdOpen road classes are target speeds. The 2026 Silver State field started at 95 mph, and the closest run of the day was at 140.
  3. Bring someone for the right seatMost open road teams run two up.

Results

Closest runs by women

The smallest variance each woman has driven, best first.

Every open road event

Laid out the way the season runs. Bar length is the size of the field.

How close to perfect

Open road. Seconds off a perfect run at every event with a published variance. Higher is closer.

Moving up in speed

Open road target speed entered, by year. Dot color is the finishing position.

Career grid

Finishing position at each open road event on the calendar.

In the other seat

Navigators in the right seat, and drivers navigated for.

Every result

Finish times are shown where the sheet prints them or they can be worked out exactly. calc marks a computed time.

Silver State Classic Challenge 2026

Open roadSeptember 20, 2026Nevada State Route 318, 90 miles

Rookie spotlight

Silver State through the years

Every Silver State on the books, 2015 to now. There was no event in 2020.

Precision by class

Every finisher, by seconds off a perfect run. Each gridline is ten times farther from perfect.

Transcribed from the posted sheets. Finish times are worked out from the 90-mile course: the time a perfect run takes at the class speed, plus or minus the variance. Two duplicated rows on the paper are counted once.

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