[1] Wilson was the Great British number one from the age of 18, but each year has to participate in a selection process.

[1] Wilson quit the national programme and UK Sport funding, and moved from the Great Britain bobsleigh headquarters in Bath back to her native Manchester, cutting her communications with British Bobsleigh for a year.

[4] In order to pay for training, Wilson took on odd jobs, such as babysitting, waitressing, and working as a nail technician.

As of July 2017, Wilson is a programme manager for the Diane Modahl Foundation, and plays for Women's Super Rugby side Waterloo Ladies.

[1] Wilson and Walker were announced as GBR1 for the two-women bobsleigh at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.