Helping a female driver secure a seat in Formula 1 is the "ultimate ambition" of W Series, according to the communications director. read more »

We celebrated the female engineers shaping our sport, our world and inspiring the next generation of women in engineering by catching up with Amber, Elsa, Emma, Jess, and Rachel!  read more »

Ferrari and FIA have announced that a new initiative, termed as FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars, has been created that is aimed at supporting young female drivers. read more »

Jamie Chadwick wants to become the first female F1 driver since the 1970s and is targeting graduation to the series "by 2023 or 2024" after securing substantial backing. read more »

Female racing driver Beitske Visser says the new programme between the FIA and Ferrari is a "very good step" for women in motorsport. read more »

Ferrari has partnered with the FIA's new Girls on Track initiative to help young female drivers potentially reach F1 in the future. read more »

Ferrari and the FIA have collaborated to create the 'Girls on Track - Rising Stars' programme in a bid to promote equality in motorsport and help end Formula 1's... read more »

Ferrari have become the first partner of the FIA's Girls on Track-Rising Stars programme, an initiative set up to help young female drivers reach the highest level of... read more »

Ferrari has set up a joint initiative with motorsport's governing body, the FIA, to find the next female racing star. read more »

The FIA and Ferrari have launched a new initiative which will help find the most talented female drivers and potentially add them to the Ferrari Driver Academy. read more »

Ferrari's Driver Academy has signed a four-year agreement with the FIA to assist with the governing body's Girls on Track-Rising Stars programme. The initiative, set... read more »

The all-female W Series season has been cancelled for 2020, with the focus now on creating a "bigger and better" 2021. read more »

Motor racing's all-female W Series cancelled its 2020 season on Thursday due to the COVID-19 pandemic but promised to return next year with at least two support races on... read more »

British racing driver Sarah Moore says she hopes to see a female driver on the F1 grid in "five to six years' time". read more »

Sarah Moore has the run of all the F1 Grand Prix circuits at the moment - but she hopes it will not be too long before she can get back on a racetrack for real. read more »

It's been five years since a female so much as drove in a Formula 1 practice session, let alone start a grand prix read more »

Lella Lombardi may not be the most famous name in Formula 1. read more »

Ferrari plans to add female drivers to the junior Ferrari Academy to aid the quest for female Formula 1 drivers read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto's desire to add a female driver to the Academy received some criticism, but W Series chief Catherine Bond Muir has defended the... read more »

W Series chief Catherine Bond Muir backs Ferrari's aim to recruit its first female driver into its junior programme and says it isn't just a marketing plan. read more »

W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir has defended the Ferrari Formula 1 team announcing an intention to promote a female driver and that it is not "just a marketing plan" read more »

Sophia Floersch has criticised Ferrari's wish for female Academy drivers as she suspects it is purely for marketing purposes. read more »

German driver Sophia Floersch has been angered by Ferrari specifically targeting adding female drivers to their ranks, labeling the move as being more of a PR stunt than a... read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto targets the addition of female drivers to the Ferrari Academy as the W Series shines a light on a largely untapped talent pool. read more »

The all-female W Series will be part of the Formula 1 support programme in its second season with new races at the US and Mexican Grands Prix in October, organisers announced... read more »