Women of Landspeed Racing with “LandSpeed Louise” Noeth
Tuesday, April 29 | 6:00 pm | Niceville Community Center
Celebrating the incredible women who have broken barriers & set records on the famed Bonneville Salt Flats
The Niceville Library is thrilled to welcome a legend in the field of Land Speed Racing. Louise Ann Noeth’s auto racing background began in 1977 with a 250 mph jet dragster. In 1996, she joined Craig Breedlove to build the “Spirit of America Sonic Arrow” world LSR car. In 2000, Noeth united with Team Vesco to recapture the World’s Fastest Wheel-Driven Automobile title at 458 mph with Don Vesco driving “Turbinator.” Now residing in Pensacola, “LandSpeed Louise” strives to inspire the next generation of female racers and engineers. Her award-winning writing and photographic works have been published around the world in several languages. A fancy moniker for what she does is “photojournalist,” but she prefers “storyteller.”
Learn more about "LandSpeed Louise" by visiting landspeedproductions.biz.