Shillong: Phoebe Dale Nongrum, Meghalaya’s only female Formula 4 race car driver, is all set to make a debut at the Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) in Arunachal Pradesh next month.
Nongrum, who has won plaudits for her performance in open-seater F4, will be driving for the Ammyfied Rallying Team in the June 14-16 event in Itanagar and Ziro.
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“I can’t thank Mr Vamcy enough for the support that he’s giving me. I’m looking forward to a good debut in the Indian National Rally Championship,” Nongrum said.
She also thanked Ammyfield Rallying for giving her an opportunity to try her hand at rallying.
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