The 22-year-old is one of only six female drivers across Australia’s top six racing categories but due to a lack of support, she might not be able to race in 2019. 

It hasn't been easy, her previous major sponsor Wilson Security, has been unable to help her this year due to a change in CEOs.

"Obviously, you can't help that, we just need to push on and really fight," she said.

Angelo has been working hard to find sponsorship to fulfil her dream of reaching the top level of V8Supercars in the country. So far her team has reached out to over 100s of corporate brands across Australia, from automotive to tech companies but with no success.

"I'm getting down and dirty, and working really hard to let people know that I've gone down the right career path," she said. 

"Yes I'm a female in the sport, but that's definitely not going to change the fact of why a sponsor should sponsor a female or why they shouldn't."

However, it's not the first time she's run into these problems. 

Angelo made the step up to Formula Ford racing from Go Karting at the age of 16 and would go on to break the lap record at Phillip Island, a highlight in her career so far. However, while the Victorian driver would make her V8Supercars debut in the Dunlop Development Series two years later, she ran into her first hurdle. 

"As we all know motorsport is very expensive to pursue so we started to struggle to find that sponsorship," Angelo said. 

"Luckily we had a few sponsors from the past few years that have been really supportive and helped me get to where I am today."

However, in 2017, she was forced to have a year off due to how expensive it was becoming.