Juliette Slaughter

Juliette Brindley (née Scott-Gunn, formerly Slaughter) (1945-2012) was a former British racing driver.

She raced the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1978.

Racing Career and Le Mans
As the first female British racer at Le Mans since Betty Haig in 1951, Juliette was up for the challenge, in a Lola T294, but the car only made 61 laps.

Then, three years after her Le Mans experience she married her racing driver husband John Brindley, her second marriage. Her first marriage, with Andrew Slaughter, ended in divorce.

Juliette passed away from a cancer she had been fighting for over a decade in 2012.