She became the first person — man or woman — to complete solo the grueling Baja 500 off-road race in Mexico in 1975.

Mary McGee, the pioneering motorsports champion who was the subject of the Oscar-nominated documentary "Motorcycle Mary," has died at the age of 87. Her family confirmed her death Wednesday in Gardnersville, Nevada, in a Facebook post. No cause of death ...

Female motorsports pioneer Mary McGee, known affectionately as "Motorcycle Mary," died Wednesday at the age of 87. According to the Associated Press

Mary McGee, a motorcycle driver who was recognized as the first woman to compete in any American motorcycle road racing and motocross event, died Wednesday in Gardnerville, Nev. She was 87.

Mary McGee, a motorsports legend who is profiled in the Oscar-contending documentary 'Motorcycle Mary,' had died at age 87.

EVERYTHING HAPPENS FAST in the desert. Day becomes night, night becomes day, still air kicks up a sandstorm in seconds. On a recent Saturday on a private plot of land in Johnson Valley, California, a cinnamon sunset disappears into darkness as a day-old supermoon rises from behind a craggy mountain range.

McGee was the first woman to compete in motorcycle road racing and motocross events in the United States back in the 1960s

Mary McGee, a female racing pioneer and the subject of the new documentary "Motorcycle Mary," has died, her family said. She was 87. "McGee's unparalleled achievements in off-road racing and motorcycle racing have inspired generations of athletes that followed in her footsteps,