Nicole started racing in Mini-Motos when she was 8 years old, and for two years was the runner up in the Irish Championship. During this time she also took 14th and 16th places in the British Mini-Moto Championship. She then progressed up to 50cc machines and spent half a year here and finished 9th in this Championship. On turning 13 she graduated up into the Irish Clubman’s ranks in the 125GP Clubman’s Championship were she stayed for a year, before moving over to the English racing scene where she had planned to race in the 125 GP MRO Championship, but after only one round the 125 Championship was dropped. Determined to stay racing in England, Nicole joined the British Superbike Championship midway through the season. She joined the ranks of this championship and spent the rest of the season learning the circuits in Britain. During her first full year in the British Championship she finished 15th at Snetterton and then 10th at Knockhill that year. Having now learnt all the circuits Nicole was hopeful for some strong finishes but unfortunately the mechanical gremlins were to prove a problem and she was finishing most of the time in the low 20’s, but this year with new machinery and a new team, the school girl is aiming to be the first female on the rostrum in the British 125GP Championship. So for 2010 i officially moved up from my 125 to a 675 triumph to race in the junior superstock championship, it was a hard and long learning year for me with ups and downs but definitely worth while with some rewarding results. For 2011 the team sat down and decided to stay with the triumph as i was really comfortable with it and didn’t want to change onto anything else, i am still competing in the junior superstock championship at the British superbike championship but as I’ve had a learning year and the bike is alot better this year should bring in some good results. As far as i know we are just looking foward to testing on the 1st March in Spain as i haven't raced the triumph since last October.