After beginning to ride motorcycles from the age of just five years old Leah Tokelove is one of the UK’s fastest rising stars in motorsport .

After beginning her racing career at just thirteen, in a very short time Leah has carved out her own successful path as a respected professional racer in both the UK’s prestigious DTRA race series and the UK beach racing series.

Starting out her competitive career in racing on the sands of the UK the young Leah’s first ever season in the UK beach racing series ended with a second place in the championship followed quickly, only a couple of short years later, by becoming the first ever woman to win a championship on the beach, winning the 2013/14 125cc class championship riding her KTM SX125.

In 2013 Leah began riding flat track as away to train and up her skills for the forthcoming beach season. Quickly Leah came to realise her natural talent in the Flat Track discipline and the rest is history.

After working her way from the DTRA (British championship) junior class to the adult restricted class, Leah was then promoted to the Pro class of the premier of British Dirt Track to be the only female pro competitor in the sport after placing third in the 2016 restricted championship. The year prior to that Leah won the Minibike class Championship. For 2017 Leah grabbed a top ten finish in the Pro championship.

In 2018 Leah was offered a prestigious ‘scholarship’ by Indian Motorcycle, to be one of only four riders to race their legendary Scout Sixty Hooligan bike in the DTRA Hooligan Championship. Leah smashed the following season with multiple podium finishes, ending up fourth overall in the Championship. This was topped only by winning the Super Hooligan class at the El Rollo flat track race at Wheels and Waves, Biarritz.

2019 was a big year for Leah. Finishing 2nd in the British Hooligan Championship, as well as coming runner-up in the European Championship, Leah’s Indian took her all over. Winning not only the first Flat Track race in Germany- Krowd Race, onboard the Indian- Leah also went and won DirtQuake! As well as presenting it for ITV2, alongside John McGuiness and Steve Parrish, Leah went and won that round of the DTRA’s Hooligan Championship- triumphing on the FTR1200’s maiden voyage in the UK!

Following on from her successes in summer 2019, Leah went stateside for a month in October. Creating content and racing in California for Indian Motorcycle, on board the S&S prepped bike- competing at the final round of the Super Hooligan series, at the MotoBeach Classic. Totally falling in love with California Leah returned at the start of 2020 for her own, six week trip. Racing at the One Moto Show in Portland, then in Vegas with the Super Hooligans- Leah rounded the trip off with a trip to Daytona Bike week. Catching the last flight to the UK from Orlando, Florida in March 2020, Leah made it back just in the nick of time for the worldwide lockdown.

The rest of 2020 for Leah, like most people was pretty uneventful.

As was 2021 until about mid-way through the year, when events started picking up again.

Racing for Indian again in 2022, Leah is excited at the challenges ahead.

Alongside her already incredible racing career Leah also runs her own women’s flat track school ‘ Days On The Dirt’, is a guest contributor for the respected UK flat track magazine SideBurn and also features as an inspirational speaker, alongside other legendary female athletes and adventurers, as a regular panellist on VC Team talks, cementing Leah as a powerful force driving the charge to inspire, encourage and support more women to start out in motorsport in the UK.

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