In the thrilling world of motorcycle racing, one woman stands out as a trailblazer - Dorothy "Dot" Robinson. Dot was not only the first woman to race a motorcycle, but she also became a champion in a predominantly male sport. Born in 1912, she began racing in the 1930s, and her passion and skill were hard to ignore. Her impact was not only on the track, she also co-founded the Motor Maids, the oldest women's motorcycle club in North America. Dot Robinson truly broke the mold and paved the way for future women riders and racers.