She made a name for herself as a talented superbike competitor, standing out in a male-dominated sport and ultimately being crowned the Superbike Peru Open champion in the 250cc A category. At the time, she was the only female Superbike rider, which made her achievement even more remarkable. Before fame took hold, she had already started building her public presence—beginning her career in modeling at just 16 years old. By the time she was 19, she transitioned into television, hosting popular Peruvian TV shows and gaining recognition beyond the racetrack. Throughout her journey, her personal life also drew attention, including her relationship with fellow motorcyclist Adolfo Carrasco. Her story is one of passion, perseverance, and breaking barriers—truly inspiring for aspiring riders everywhere.
She actually broke her hand during a pretty intense race back in September 2015, all while battling for position with Oliver Manrique. It was definitely a tough moment, but she didn’t let that slow her down too much. Over time, she’s built an impressive online presence, especially on Instagram, where her account—aidamartinezw—has gained serious traction. Now, she’s amassed over 800,000 followers, which is no small feat. She’s been consistent, authentic, and really connected with her audience, which probably explains her growing popularity. She continues to inspire many through her journey, both on and off the track.