The Australian Pro Stock ranks are set to welcome just their third ever female driver, with the world’s fastest female in an import drag car, Gina Bullians, preparing to make her debut in the Bomber Racing Camaro for the 2026 season.

“I was obviously thrilled. It’s an opportunity I’m very grateful for, and I can’t thank Mick enough for putting his faith and trust in me to pilot his car this season.”
That opportunity has been decades in the making. With more than 30 years across drifting, circuit racing and drag racing, Bullians has built a reputation as a versatile and proven competitor. Since relocating from New Zealand to Australia in 2011, her focus on drag racing has only intensified, quickly making her mark in high-powered import machinery.
Now, she turns her attention to Pro Stock, where the challenge shifts in both style and intensity. Despite her experience, Bullians is under no illusion about what lies ahead in one of the most competitive categories in Australian drag racing.
“I know how competitive the class is, and that races are often won or lost on reaction time alone. I put a lot of pressure on myself to do the job right every pass, but the team has been great and really supportive.”
The move into a naturally aspirated V8 Camaro marks a significant departure from the EFI combinations she has raced throughout her career, but it is one she is embracing. Learning a new car, a new combination and a new set of processes is all part of the appeal.
“I’ve driven a wide range of engine packages over the years, but this will be my first V8 combination. I’m really enjoying learning about the car and trying to absorb as much as I can.”

“This is a different car with its own processes, so there’s a bit of reprogramming to do. A lot of it comes down to muscle memory, and it will take a few passes to really get on top of it.”
The precision, the intensity and the close, side-by-side competition are what have always drawn her to the class, and now she will experience it from the driver’s seat.
“I love the close racing and the sound of the cars going down the track together. It’s always been one of the most exciting classes to watch, so to now be a part of it is pretty special.”
With Bomber Racing also continuing to establish itself within the category, the season ahead shapes as a shared journey. There is a clear understanding that growth will come with time, and Bulians is eager to contribute to that process while helping the team achieve its goals.

