Mary McGee was the first woman to win the Baja 1000.
 Starting out as a sports car racer, she competed in motorcycle road racing and motocross from 1960 to 1976, then began competition again in 2000 in vintage motocross events
 McGee raced a variety of cars including:AC BristolFerrari BerlinettaElva Mark IVCorvetteJaguarLotus 18Porsche SpyderFerrari TestarossaSome of the tracks McGee raced on include:Riverside International Raceway, CAHour Glass Field, CAPhoenix, AZTucson, AZSanta Barbara, CAPalm Springs, CADel Mar, CAPomona, CAEl Paso, TXOakland, CADodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CACotati, CAMiramar, CAMildland, TXCollidge, AZChandler, AZStockton, CAVacaville, CASalt Lake City, UTReno, NVHillclimb, Jerome, AZWhile McGee raced with the California Sports Car Club (Cal Club) and the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA), she placed:1958 3rd over 1600cc class (Cal Club)1959 3rd under 1600cc class (Cal Club)1960 2nd E Modified class (Cal Club)1961 1st over 1500cc Modified class (SCCA)1962 2nd over 1500cc Modified class (SCCA)1963 2nd in Pacific Coast Championship1964 2nd in Pacific Coast Championship== Motorcycle road racing ==McGee bought her first motorcycle in 1957, when a friend needed to sell a 200cc 1956 Triumph Tiger Cub

