Adéla Ouředníčková's journey into motorcycle racing began in the most unassuming of places—a parking lot in front of her father’s workplace. It was there that she first climbed onto a minibike, setting the foundation for what would become an inspiring career. Though her early races on the minibike consistently saw her finishing last, her passion and determination never wavered. Her breakthrough came when she transitioned to Ohvale 160/190, where she quickly began making progress, even securing a few podium finishes. At just 14 years old, she took the next big step in her career by trying out the Yamaha R3 at a DFRA track day, a circuit where she continues to refine her skills today. By the age of 16, Adéla was ready for her first major competitive outings, racing in IDEM in Most and the Blue Cru Europe Cup. The following year, she committed to a full season in IDEM, though the competition was fierce, and she often found herself at the back of the field. But Adéla’s relentless spirit saw her push forward, and in 2024, she stepped onto a much bigger stage, competing in the Women’s Circuit Racing (WCR) Championship. Entering with limited experience against seasoned racers, she fought hard and secured 13th place overall. Now, in 2025, Adéla is set to take her racing career even further. She will return to the WCR Championship, aiming for an even stronger performance, while also stepping up to compete in the prestigious Spanish Championship. With more experience, training, and hunger for success, the year ahead promises to be a thrilling chapter in her journey. One thing is certain—Adéla Ouředníčková is a name to watch in the world of motorcycle racing.