 In July she competed at the Aston Clinton Hillclimb, near Tring in Buckinghamshire, finishing third on a 50 horse-power Napier.She was unsuccessful in a challenge run against a White Motor Company steam car driven by Frederic A. Coleman of Camden, London.In November 1906, after setting her new world record, Levitt was the subject of a full page profile in the national "Penny Illustrated Paper" that was headlined – "The Sensational Adventures of Miss Dorothy Levitt, – Champion Lady Motorist of the World."