28th July 2017: Tipperary racing driver Nicole Drought had plenty of cause for celebration this week when she landed the keys to a brand new, taxed and insured car after becoming a Nissan Generation Next ambassador. Nicole (23) from Knock Road in Roscrea fended off competition...
Tipperary Racing Driver Nicole Drought has been named today by Nissan Ireland as a finalist for their Generation Next initiative. From a list of over 400 applicants, the Sportswoman.ie Irish Sportswoman of the Year now joins a short list with 18 other candidates, 10 of whom will...
Thomas Barr met Irish Sportswoman of the Year Nicole Drought for some high speed action at Mondello Park recently. Pictured are the pair launching Team Ireland's involvement in the 2017 World University Games. Whilst at Mondello Park, Barr enjoyed some high speed laps alongside Nicole in...
Sportswomen.ie Irish Sportswoman of The Year Nicole Drought today announced her plans for her 2017 campaign. Having just finished her final year exams at University of Limerick, where she studied Business and Accountancy, the 22 year old Roscrea native will compete in the New Millennium...
Roscrea's Nicole Drought, 22, was today announced as the winner of sportswomen.ie's "Sportswoman of the Year 2016. Despite only having made her Motorsport debut two years ago, Nicole has enjoyed plenty of success, becoming the first woman to be nominated for the Motorsport Ireland Young Driver...
Irish Touring Car Star and Sean Edwards Foundation Ambassador Nicole Drought has announced a partnership with Irish Sportscar team Murphy Prototypes which sees her join the team's Young Driver programme. Nicole will now visit the team workshops in the UK and also attend some of the remaining rounds of...