‘World’s hottest F1 fan’ reveals £16,000 racing simulator she in-built lounge
Model Sarah Lloyd built a £16,000 racing simulator from scratch in her spare room and shares her passion with over 101,000 Instagram followers. Let’s take a look
The world’s ‘hottest F1 superfan’ revealed how she constructed her own £16,000 Formula One simulator – and completely from scratch. Model Sarah Lloyd refused to simply support her beloved team from the couch – instead diving headfirst into motorsport by crafting a professional-standard rig in her spare bedroom.
The 25 year old dedicated months to building the cutting-edge setup, even installing an authentic Mercedes AMG engine. It comes as the mum with ‘Britain’s biggest boobs’ shared her plea for surgery after she struggles to get out of bed in the morning.
Her homemade project has left her followers gobsmacked, who recognise her for blending girl-next-door charm with full-throttle F1 passion.
Sarah, who shares behind-the-scenes motorsport material online, reveals the massive build has only intensified her appetite for speed.
“I didn’t want a pre-built one, I wanted to understand every part of it,” said Sarah, who boasts over 101,000 Instagram followers, @saraahlloyd.
“I just thought, if Formula One drivers train on these, why shouldn’t I? I built the whole thing piece by piece like a giant, very expensive Lego set.”
Sarah’s motorsport devotion has evolved into a massive element of her digital presence.
Throughout the past three years, she’s cultivated a devoted following and soared into the top 0.07% of creators on Only Fans.
Sarah said: “I get to share it with everyone. Like on my Only Fans TV channel, I get to share things about my car and relate to people that way – show that side of me.
“That’s what I really enjoy. I just love sharing things with people and making connections and relating on things.
“I think a lot of my fans like fast cars – it’s definitely drawn that sort of fan base. I’m a girl-next-door but also the biggest speed freak. It’s the perfect, sexy mix.”
Sarah’s actual motor collection might be modest, but every vehicle has been handpicked with care. She revealed: “My pride and joy is my Mercedes AMG GT Convertible.
“But I also have a much more manageable daily driver. I’ve got a little run-around Mazda because the AMG is so wide.”
Followers are also chuffed that Sarah, hailing from Australia’s Gold Coast, understands F1’s technical aspects, frequently catching them off guard with obscure trivia.
For Sarah, getting behind the wheel transcends mere pastime – it’s pure mental escape. She confessed that she loves the “adrenaline rush.”
“When I’m driving my car or the simulator, I can’t think about anything else. I feel so free. I love putting on good music and feeling in control.
“It definitely helps me switch off from my modelling. Sarah’s biggest aspiration involves transitioning from virtual racing to genuine track action.
Meanwhile, Sarah’s already plotting her fantasy fleet. Whether she’s racing around her £16,000 home simulator or sharing motoring content with followers, she hopes that one day she can get in a real Formula One car.
She concluded: “If I could get into a real Formula One car, even for one lap, I’d cry.”
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