Anastassia Kovalenko
Estonian motorcycle racer
Estonian motorcycle racer
Athletes & Sports Figures
Estonia
Born in 1991, this motorcycle racer participated in various national and international competitions. Achievements include competing in the Women's European Moto3 Championship and securing podium finishes in several regional events. The racer gained recognition within the Estonian motorsport community for dedication to the sport and contribution to its growth in the country.
Competed in the Women's European Moto3 Championship
Achieved multiple podium finishes in regional events
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