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Meet Atiqa Mir, 10-year-old Kashmiri girl making waves in International motorsport

Atıqa, one of the only Asian participants and youngest accepted, became a member of the Akcel GP Racing Academy, a team in the UAE and focusing on guiding young talents for future success in formula races.

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Atiqa Mir, a 10 -year -old card racer from Jammu and Srinagar in Kashmir, is rapidly known in international motor sports. Atiqa, who is currently residing in Dubai, is a pioneer for girls in a sport where Men’s historically majority is the majority of men who distinguish him as one of India’s most promising young race capabilities.

Atiqa’s journey to Professional Karting began only at the age of six. He was inspired and coached by his father Asif Nazir Mir, the first national Karting champion in India. He moved quickly and became the first Indian woman to compete in the World Series Karting Championship in Le Mans and high -profile international competitions such as Rotax Max Challenge International Trophy. What really separates him is that he is the only girl who won the race at Le Mans. In addition, the prestigious Rota in Europe was the first Indian to finish in the top 10 at Euro Trophy.

The rapid rise in sports resulted in a settlement in the Formula 1 Academy’s “Discover Your Door” program in 2025. Atıqa, a single Asian participant and youngest accepted, became a member of the Akcel GP Racing Academy, a team in the UAE. This opportunity shows how potential people see.

Atiqa manages to balance the intensive education program with school work, to spend time for physical suitability, mental preparation and to constantly improve racing skills. His ambition goes beyond his own success, as he hopes to inspire young girls in India and globally to maintain their passions in motor sports. Atiqa Mir, the goal of becoming India’s first female Formula 1 driver, represents determination, demolition of obstacles and opening the path of future generations in the race. It creates a way for other women to follow.

Its incredible progress from Kashmir valleys to international racing circuits shows a bright appearance for Indian motor sports on the world stage. It is proof that Indian racers can compete at the highest level and successful with talent and hard work. Atiqa’s story is not just about his personal success. It is also related to the larger effect on sports.

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