Where it started
65%
of our survey respondents agreed that lack of funding and sponsorship opportunities as well as gender bias and stereotypes within the industry are the biggest barriers for women entering the world of motorsport.
82%
Agreed that Formula 1 is not addressing gender equality effectively
Reck survey 2025
Reck Magazine began with a survey asking women how they felt about Formula 1. What drew them in, what pushed them away, and what they felt was missing. The answers painted a clear picture: there was love for the sport, but not always a space to belong within it. Reck was created to change that.
At Reck, we see Formula 1 not just as a sport, but as a cultural space full of untapped potential. Where women have always belonged, even if the spotlight hasn’t always shown their way. We’re here to change that. By platforming diverse voices and reimagining tradition through a modern lens, we’re creating a home for female fans who engage with F1 on their own terms.
Manifesto
Our storytelling blends sleek design with meaningful commentary, capturing the energy of motorsport without leaning into hyper-fandom. We explore the culture behind the grid, drawing inspiration from iconic moments in F1’s design legacy while pushing forward with fresh perspectives. Whether you're here for the engineering, the style, the drama, or the community, Reck offers an inclusive space where women’s perspectives aren’t just welcomed... they’re foundational.
The less Scary fanclub
Motorsport has a reputation for being intense, loud, technical, often male-dominated. For a lot of people, especially women, that can make it feel hard to get into or be taken seriously as a fan.
Reck is about offering an alternative. Not a softer version of the sport, but a different lens. one that values design, culture, and conversation just as much as lap times. The less scary fanclub is a space where you don’t need to prove yourself to take part.