Janet Guthrie
Chronology
| 1938 | Born March 7 in Iowa City, Iowa |
| 1955 | Earns pilot license at age seventeen |
| 1960 | Graduates from University of Michigan with B.Sc. in physics |
| 1960 | Joins Republic Aviation in New York as aerospace engineer |
| 1960 | Buys her first sports car, a used Jaguar XK 120 |
| 1963 | Begins competing in high-speed car races |
| 1964 | Passes first round of eliminations of NASA's first Scientist-Astronaut Program |
| 1967 | Resigns position with Republic Aviation |
| 1976 | Granted a United States Auto Club license |
| 1976 | Becomes first woman to compete in NASCAR Winston Cup event |
| 1976 | Becomes first woman to enter Indianapolis 500 and pass the rookie test |
| 1977 | Becomes first woman to qualify and race in Daytona 500 |
| 1977 | Becomes first woman to qualify and race in Indianapolis 500 |
| 1979 | Finishes fifth in the Milwaukee 200, her last major race |
| 1989 | Marries Warren Levine |
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