Amna Al Qubaisi (; born 28 March 2000) is an Emirati racing driver. On 16 December 2018, she became the first Middle Eastern woman to take part in a motorsport test program for Formula E after the Diriyah ePrix in Saudi Arabia. Personal life Amna was born in Washington, Virginia in the United States. She is the daughter of Khaled Al Qubaisi, CEO of Real Estate and Infrastructure Investment platform at Mubadala Investment Company and also a racing driver who was the first Emirati to compete at the 24 Hours of Le Mans race in France, claiming two class podiums. She is the first Emirati woman to participate in motorsports with Daman Speed Academy and compete internationally. She is also Hamda Al Qubaisi's older sister. Amna attends Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, completing a degree in physics and her interests include partying, clubbing, karting, gymnastics, and jet skiing. Career Karting Amna began her karting career in 2014 at the age of fourteen. She was the first Arab woman to participate at the Rotax Max Challenge (RMC) World Finals. Two years later she began competing internationally claiming top 10 finishes. In 2017, she was the first Arabic girl to win the UAE RMC Championship. She was also the first female to be sponsored by Kaspersky Lab. She was also the first female to be selected by the ATCUAE to represent the UAE at the GCC Young Drivers Academy Programme which she won. X30 Euro Series Wackersdorf Amna and her sister Hamda participated at the X30 Euro Series in Wackersdorf with Team Driver. It was Amna's first time to drive in Wackersdorf and she has showed great pace being amongst the top five in one of her heats. Amna has finished 16th overall out of 54 drivers, and she was also the only female to reach the Final. Italian X30 Championship Amna has participated at the Italian X30 Championships in Adria for the first time. She ran in fifteenth until her engine failed. However she was amongst the top 20 with only 0.2 sec off the fastest time. Formula 4 Amna competed in the 2018 Italian F4 Championship with the championship winning Prema Powerteam. She competed in six of the seven rounds, with her highest place finish in a race being 12th. She also took part the following season, finishing 31st with no points. Formula E test Amna was one of nine female