Woman Wins National Parking Championship
- 12 years ago
German woman now holds the national parking championship title, busting all women driver clichés.
There’s a never-ending list of jokes concerning women and bad driving. Well one lady in Germany proved that women can park better than their male counterparts.
The 45-year-old female recently won the national parking championship, beating 7 other participants; 4 of whom were men.
After successfully getting a 9 meter long limousine into a spot and parking an articulated lorry wearing platform shoes, she won a trip to Monaco to view the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
She stated “There are men who say that a woman winning the parking championships would not be possible.” But the blonde woman proved all stereotypical souls wrong.
The championship win definitely scores points for lady drivers across the world and it couldn’t have come at a better time. Earlier this year, a car park in china clearly demonstrated that the cliché of women drivers is still strong.
The women’s-only parking area housed neon signs, hot pink décor, additional lighting, extra wide bays, hazard bumpers and female parking attendants, who were always ready to assist.
Who do you think parks better - men or women?
There’s a never-ending list of jokes concerning women and bad driving. Well one lady in Germany proved that women can park better than their male counterparts.
The 45-year-old female recently won the national parking championship, beating 7 other participants; 4 of whom were men.
After successfully getting a 9 meter long limousine into a spot and parking an articulated lorry wearing platform shoes, she won a trip to Monaco to view the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
She stated “There are men who say that a woman winning the parking championships would not be possible.” But the blonde woman proved all stereotypical souls wrong.
The championship win definitely scores points for lady drivers across the world and it couldn’t have come at a better time. Earlier this year, a car park in china clearly demonstrated that the cliché of women drivers is still strong.
The women’s-only parking area housed neon signs, hot pink décor, additional lighting, extra wide bays, hazard bumpers and female parking attendants, who were always ready to assist.
Who do you think parks better - men or women?