Formula One launched a 'Drive It Out' initiative on Saturday to tackle abuse after recent incidents of racist and homophobic behaviour by spectators and the sexual... read more »

While the W Series, the FIA Girls on Track initiative and the new More Than Equal campaign backed by David Coulthard are focused on promoting female racing drivers to the upper... read more »

F1 has acted on reports of female fans suffering sexual harassment by raising the issue with the Austrian Grand Prix promoter and security at the event.  read more »

The initiative was launched last July by Hamilton and his Mercedes team, and is co-ordinated by his Mission 44 charitable foundation.The first recipients are Motorsport UK and... read more »

Alpine have launched a programme to increase the number of women at their Formula One team and help female drivers reach the top for the first time in half a century. read more »

Renault-owned Alpine launched a programme on Thursday to increase the number of women at their Formula One team and help female drivers reach the top for the first time in half... read more »

Alpine has announced the launch of its 'Rac(H)er' programme, which aims to increase female representation in the company throughout all sectors. This includes direct... read more »

Alpine has launched a grassroots search to find the next female F1 driving talent with a new long-term project, Rac(H)er. read more »

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has stressed that her "ultimate goal" is to reach Formula One but has questioned whether female drivers are physically able to... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has revealed the team's "strong desire" to add another female driver to its roster. read more »

To celebrate #INWED22, yesterday we hosted a panel of female engineers, including staff from Aston Martin F1 Team, Aston Martin Lagonda, The FIA, and Pirelli, for a call to... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has insisted there are no barriers to young female talent from competing alongside male drivers in top-level motorsport. read more »

Britain's Jamie Chadwick completed a Miami double on Sunday with an untroubled second W Series win out of two season-opening races of the all-female championship. read more »

Britain's Jamie Chadwick made a perfect start to her bid for a third W Series title by winning the season-opening race of the all-female championship with a last lap... read more »

Alice Powell joins Alpine as talent identification and development mentor. She will help in finding young female talent, mentoring them into the Academy and Affiliate programme. read more »

Is F1 closer to its next female driver? Crash.net exclusively spoke to W Series star and Aston Martin development driver Jessica Hawkins to discuss how likely a female F1... read more »

Next week's Miami Grand Prix could be a significant springboard for the all-female W Series, according to founder Catherine Bond Muir. read more »

Described as a "marketing bonanza", there can be no denying Drive to Survive's impact on the number of fans watching F1. read more »

Australian Grand Prix Corporation CEO Andrew Westacott has hailed Netflix series Drive to Survive a "marketing bonanza" after a record crowd attended the event across... read more »

W Series announce they will take to the stage at ten races this year. The all-female driver championship will do this supporting Formula 1 across eight Grand Prix weekends. read more »

Aseel Al Hamad and W Series driver Abbi Pulling, became the first-ever female drivers to drive an F1 car in Saudi Arabia during the week, in what was a hugely inspiring move by... read more »

Williams has confirmed that Jamie Chadwick will continue to be part of the team's Formula 1 junior academy in 2022. Chadwick first joined forces with Williams in 2019, the... read more »

Alpine Academy adds five young drivers to their ranks through new Affiliate Programme. read more »

Alpine has signed its first female driver to its young driver roster as the team launches the Alpine Affiliates programme. read more »

Having female drivers associated with teams needs to be followed up with worthwhile opportunities, says Sophia Floersch. read more »