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    Iran's best female racing car driver Laleh Seddigh was awarded on
    March 17 her International Racing Driving License during the
    BMW School Series at the Bahrain International Circuit in Manama.




  • #2
    WOW
    she is awesome
    migam koja bood ke dar barash ziad nashnidim



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    • #3
      oooo Too fast for me

      props to her for this acchievement

      AFARIN Laleh Joon!!!

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      • #4
        begid khoonash kojast ta beram oonja bahash koors bezaram bebinim ki tond-tar mire

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Hamidjan
          begid khoonash kojast ta beram oonja bahash koors bezaram bebinim ki tond-tar mire
          man ham barandaro challenge mikonam

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          • #6
            Born in Tehran, Laleh Seddigh is the next contender and favorite competitor from Iran to win in the International Autoracing circuits. A PhD student in industrial management and production at Tehran University, Laleh has always loved speed.

            Having started driving at the age of 13, with her father by her side, Laleh is not only the best driver in Iran, but she is also the first woman to ever compete with men in the same sport and win. Graceful, stunning, and smart, Laleh is not afraid to push hard for what she loves. Last month, she was granted her International Racing Driving License during the BMW School Series at the Bahrain International Circuit in Manama. This enables the 28-year-old to compete at the international level, where the "little Schumacher", as she has been nicknamed, can prove to the world what she is capable of.

            Her fans and friends joke that she learned driving on the streets of Tehran, where anything goes. That may not be far from the truth, but Laleh has a supportive family behind her. She considers her father, her role model and mentor, while Mr. Said Arabian, Iran's previous national champion, is her driving coach.

            When she is not driving her saloon car, Laleh is studying hard to follow in her father's footsteps. With a bachelor's degree in industrial management and a master's in production engineering, she hopes to follow in her father's family business. But all of that can wait.

            The speed-hungry beauty realizes that she only has a few more years of driving left, and has her eyes set on winning. She is currently training every day, working out and preparing for the upcoming car races. She is also looking for an international sponsor who can help her improve her skills and get onto the international scene. She has been sponsored by Proton, a Malaysian car that is assembed in Iran, in the past.

            Laleh hopes that her driving will inspire more people to take up challenges in their lives. With her brightly colored scarves and jest for life, she has acquired a huge fan base in Iran and outside. She is also changing the face of professional race car driving for women. Ever since she started, there have been more and more women applicants in Tehran, and a new training program for women drivers.

            With so much determination, courage and confidence, there is no doubt that this Persian beauty will achieve any goal she sets her mind to.
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            • #7
              woooooooooooooow vaghean afarin

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              • #8
                she's pretty, smart, and talented! we need more iranian women like her as role models for our younger generation!

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                • #9
                  Pas khoub shod in dokhtar ro man inja moarefi kardam !

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                  • #10
                    khoob shod nadare...kheili mishe age nadoonim ye hamchin jigari ro darim va azash bi khabar bashim...bravo..adam hal mikone inaro mibine
                    Love like you never got hurt
                    work like you don't need the money
                    Dance like no one is watching


                    تا عاقلان راهی برای یکبار خندیدن پیدا کنند دیوانگان هزار بار خندیده اند

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                    • #11
                      im impress! women become more and more talented and proving the best they can to be an achiever!
                      People will doubt what u say but believe what u DO!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by RedWine
                        Pas khoub shod in dokhtar ro man inja moarefi kardam !
                        this just goes to show persian men that persian women can do anything they put their minds to! Who would have imagined that there would be a persian woman racing someday?!

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by golgol85
                          this just goes to show persian men that persian women can do anything they put their minds to! Who would have imagined that there would be a persian woman racing someday?!
                          Ma aghayoun az hameh ja khabar darim,shoma keh enghadar mohandesi va info dari,chera ghablan chizi nemigofti,hun ?!

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by RedWine
                            Ma aghayoun az hameh ja khabar darim,shoma keh enghadar mohandesi va info dari,chera ghablan chizi nemigofti,hun ?!
                            haha, kash mesle to mohandes boodam, but i dont have an engineers mind! man felan maghzamo gozashtam be doctor shodan!

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by golgol85
                              haha, kash mesle to mohandes boodam, but i dont have an engineers mind! man felan maghzamo gozashtam be doctor shodan!
                              nah aziz,man mohandes nistam !

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