Sarah Fisher

Race car driver and team owner

Sarah Fisher - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 4th, 1980
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Competed in the IndyCar Series and was the first female owner in the series. Initiated racing career in go-karts before transitioning to cars. Made IndyCar debut in 2000 and established a successful presence in the sport. Established Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing allowing for further participation in the series.

First female owner in the IndyCar Series

Competed in the Indy 500 multiple times

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