MY JOURNEY
From Photographer to Drifter
Driving Instructor & Coach
PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS
My journey into motorsport didn't start behind the wheel - it started behind the camera. What began as a passion for photography led me into the automotive world, where I captured drift events and car culture. Along the way, one simple question changed everything and inspired me to take the leap from photographer to driver.
As a driving instructor with Driving Solutions, I guide students through Skid & Slide nights, as well as Defensive and Advanced Driver Training courses at Sydney Motorsport Park. I adjust my approach to each student’s learning style, helping them build confidence and skill in a safe, controlled environment.
Through motorsport, content creation, and community involvement, I've had the opportunity to work alongside automotive brands, events, and organisations that share my passion for the industry. These partnerships have allowed me to grow both as a driver and a creator, while contributing to the wider motorsport community.
MEDIA APPEARANCES
FEATURED BY ABC NEWS
Being featured by ABC News was a significant milestone in my motorsport journey. Through both television and radio interviews, I had the opportunity to share my story - from discovering drifting through automotive photography to pursuing a career in motorsport as both a driver and driving instructor.
The interviews explored the growth of women in motorsport, the welcoming nature of the drifting community, and the challenges and rewards of building a career around a passion. It was an incredible opportunity to represent not only my own journey, but also the next generation of women entering the automotive industry and motorsport scene.
These appearances allowed me to share my experiences with a wider audience while highlighting the dedication, resilience, and community spirit that make drifting such a unique sport. Being recognised by a national media organisation was both an honour and a reminder of how far I've come - and how much further I still have to go.
The Story Behind Miss Fury
My name is Georgia Tillyer, though many people know me as Miss Fury. Based in Sydney, Australia, I'm a grassroots drifter, driving instructor, and content creator with a passion for motorsport and storytelling.
My journey into drifting didn't begin behind the wheel—it started behind the camera. As an automotive photographer, I spent years capturing the action from the sidelines before eventually stepping into the driver's seat myself. What began as curiosity quickly became an obsession, leading me to pursue drifting both on and off the track.
Today, I split my time between driving, teaching others through driver training programs, creating automotive content, and building partnerships within the motorsport industry. Whether I'm coaching students, filming content, or chasing the next drift event, my goal remains the same: to share my passion for motorsport and inspire others to get involved.
FAQ
How did you get into drifting?
Why do you go by "Miss Fury"?
I originally got into the automotive scene through photography, spending my weekends at car meets and drift events. After a few months, someone asked me why I wasn't driving instead of standing behind the camera. I gave drifting a go, fell in love with it straight away, and the rest is history.
The nickname "Miss Fury" came from my uncle after I named my Toyota 86 "Nightfury." Before long, people at the drift events started calling me Miss Fury too, and the name just stuck. Over time, it became the identity I've built my motorsport journey and content creation around.
What car do you drive?
Are you a professional drifter?
I drive a 2012 Toyota GTS 86, better known as Nightfury. She's my dedicated drift car and is constantly evolving as I continue to modify, maintain, and develop her both on and off the track. Every event teaches me something new, and she continues to grow alongside my journey.
Not yet. I'm currently a grassroots drifter, continually developing my skills through track time, coaching, and in the near future, competitions. My goal is to keep progressing as a driver while building a long-term career in motorsport through driving, content creation, and meaningful partnerships.
What do you do outside of drifting?
Do you work with sponsors and brands?
Outside of drifting, I work as a driving instructor at Sydney Motorsport Park and create automotive content across social media. Whether I'm coaching drivers, filming content, or working on Nightfury, I'm always looking for ways to share my passion for cars and motorsport.
Yes! I'm always open to partnering with brands and businesses that align with my values and passion for motorsport. Whether it's product collaborations, brand ambassador opportunities, event appearances, or content creation, I love building genuine partnerships that create value for both myself and the brands I work with.
Can I collaborate with you?
What's your ultimate goal in motorsport?
Absolutely! I'm always open to collaborating with brands, businesses, event organisers, photographers, and fellow creators who share a passion for the automotive and motorsport industry. If you think we'd be a great fit, I'd love to hear from you.
My goal is simple: to wake up every day and do what I love. As long as I'm behind the wheel, chasing that feeling that drifting gives me, I'll be exactly where I want to be. I hope to inspire both women and men to pursue their own passions—whether that's in motorsport or something completely different. If I can chase my dream of becoming a professional drifter while encouraging others to chase theirs, I consider that a success.
LET'S CONNECT
Open for brand partnerships, sponsorship inquiries, and motorsport collaborations. Drop a message below to start the conversation.
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