When Natalie Fenaroli ’18 isn’t spending her time in Hoover Hall studying business administration, she’s busy at the race track.
Fenaroli was recently featured in StudyBreaks.com for her long-standing career as a race car driver. Starting at the age of five, Fenaroli learned to drive much sooner than her fellow classmates. Since then, she has received many accolades for her speed including her first Go Kart national championship at the age of seven.
While Fenaroli has been working toward receiving her bachelor’s degree, she has also worked as a technical official on the weekends for IndyCar. According to the Study Breaks article, Fenaroli’s work involves enforcing IndyCar rules and regulations and acting as the intermediary between race control and pit lane.
After graduation, Fenaroli hopes to combine her love of racing with her degree in business and obtain a high-ranking position at a car company. “At the end of the day, even though motorsports is a really complicated machine, it is still a business,” she told Study Breaks. “And because of how important the business aspect is in the industry, I thought I should have a better understanding of how I can contribute.”
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Photo credit
Photographer: Nate Luke
Photo Assistant: Ivy Landstrom
Client: The Wall Street Journal
Car Driver: Natalie Fenaroli
