MY STORY

MY STORY

Read about me

  • Where it Started

    I began racing at age 11, drawn in by my parents passion for motorsport, and especially my brothers. What started as curiosity became a vocation. Race after race, I grew from smaller races into national championships, to then make the step to European and World competitions. Racing shaped my mindset: focused, analytical, constantly learning and improving.

  • What Keeps Me Going

    Every challenge has driven me further—from learning to adapt to different grids, weathers and tracks, physically and mentally shaping me to become a better driver. My motivation isn’t just to win, but to improve with every lap and to prove everything is possible with the correct preparation and purpose behind.

  • My Purpose

    Results are definetly a critical factor in racing, and it goes further than that. It’s about building something bigger: visibility and long-term impact in motorsport. The track is where we have to perform and where everything is proven, and my vision also reaches beyond the grid as well.

Natalia Granada - Iron Dames and Marc Granada: Two young racecar drivers in racing suits sitting and talking inside a garage or pit area, with one of them in a wheelchair.

Where I come from


I come from La Garriga, a small town near Barcelona. I lived there through all of my childhood, until just after I turned 17, when my family and I moved to Andorra. Racing came into my life before I was born, as my father raced in a some amateur races and both of my parents are long-time motorsport fans. From there on, my passion for the sport only grew and grew as I got older.

What fuels me

Natalia Granada - Iron Dames A black and white photo of a woman with short hair, resting her forehead on her hand and looking downward, with shadows cast across her face.



My story is about building something step by step: working with top coaches, surrounding myself with experienced people, and setting high standards for myself. I’ve had to take risks, travel across Europe to race, and manage a demanding schedule between my studying, racing and personal life. Every challenge has only made my goal clearer: this is what I want to do.