Mick Doohan Family Tree: The Story Behind 5-Time 500cc Champion

Michael "Mick" Doohan, born 4 June 1965 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, is an Australian former 500cc motorcycle world champion — 5 consecutive 500cc World Championships (1994-1998) with Honda; 54 Grand Prix wins; retired 1999 after career-ending crash at Jerez.

The Family's Roots: A Queensland Family

His Wife: Selina Sines

Selina Sines — Australian former model. Married Mick.

Their Children

Jack Doohan, born 20 January 2003 — son; F2 racing driver; Alpine F1 Team reserve/2025 F1 driver.

Alesia Doohan, born 2006 — daughter.

The Doohan Family Tree at a Glance

Wife: Selina Sines.

Children: Jack Doohan (b. 20 January 2003) — F1 driver; Alesia Doohan (b. 2006).

Mick Doohan:

  • Born 4 June 1965, Brisbane
  • Australian Superbike 1988-89
  • Grand Prix debut 1989; 500cc runner-up 1992, 93
  • 1992 Assen crash: nearly lost leg
  • 5 consecutive 500cc titles 1994-1998 — Honda
  • 1999 Jerez crash: retired age 34
  • CBE (British Order) and AO (Australian)

What the Doohan Family Story Teaches Us

An Australian wife. A son who is an F1 driver (Alpine 2025). A daughter. A career that produced 5 straight 500cc titles.

For every family — large or small, famous or otherwise — the Doohan story carries the same lesson. Some careers pass motorsport to a son on 4 wheels.

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