Lindsay Brewer

Brewer's racing path includes several notable series. After a four-year hiatus for college, she returned to competition in 2019, racing in the Las Vegas Saleen Cup GT Series season finale. In 2022, she tested for the W Series at Inde Motorsports Park in Arizona, placing top three in her group and being selected as one of the top twelve drivers, though she was not offered a drive. She then joined USF Pro 2000 as a rookie with Exclusive Autosport, finishing fifteenth in the 2022 season with 98 points and a best finish of eighth at Indianapolis. She returned for the 2023 season under the new USF Pro 2000 title, but finished eighteenth with no result higher than eleventh.

In 2024, Brewer stepped up to Indy NXT full-time with Juncos Hollinger Racing, making her the first American female to race in the series since Leilani Munter in 2007. Her season included a top-fifteen finish at St Pete, a nineteenth at Barber Motorsports Park, and a sixteenth at Road America. She later took part in an open test at the Milwaukee Mile, and signed a sponsorship with Old Milwaukee Non-Alcoholic. However, in early July, Juncos Hollinger Racing temporarily dropped her due to unfulfilled contractual obligations, leaving the team without a driver for the following race. In March 2025, she was signed to RAFA Racing for the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America series, racing in the amateur class alongside Jem Hepworth and scoring a sixth and third place finish at Sebring.

Outside racing, Brewer is also an influencer, model, and content creator. She has built a large social media following, with 2.8 million Instagram followers, over 825,000 on TikTok, and nearly 29,000 YouTube subscribers. She resides in Newport Beach, California, and has been dating her boyfriend Drew Solomon since they met in college at San Diego State University. She joined the subscription platform Passes in 2024, following fellow athlete Olivia Dunne.