New Zealand-based Rodin Cars says its application to enter Formula 1 with a female driver has been rejected by the sport's governing body. read more »

New Zealand-based Rodin Cars said on Thursday its application to enter F1 as an 11th team and with a female driver had been rejected. read more »

As revealed by Autosport over the Japanese Grand Prix weekend, Rodin was one of three new F1 team entries that failed to make it past the final selection round from the FIA to... read more »

Jessica Hawkins became the first female to drive a modern Formula 1 car since 2018 after testing Aston Martin’s AMR21 at the Hungaroring last Thursday. Hawkins joined Aston... read more »

Jamie Chadwick said that F1 is still 'way off' from having female drivers and underscored the importance of female-only initiatives in making meaningful progress. read more »

Three-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick thinks motorsport has progressed, but it will be some time before a woman features in Formula 1. read more »

F1 Academy driver Marta Garcia has said that she is looking to become the first female Formula 1 driver since the series' CEO Susie Wolff. read more »

F1 Academy Prema driver Marta Garcia is aiming to become F1's first female driver since the series' CEO Susie Wolff. read more »

From the circuit to the sky! ✈️ Jessica Hawkins takes flight in a different kind of simulator as she joins forces with Saudi Arabia’s youngest-ever female pilot, Yara Jan.... read more »

Two-time world champion Mika Hakkinen believes that his daughter has what it takes to break into Formula 1. read more »

Jan Lammers, a former Formula 1 driver, recently shared his insights on the absence of female drivers on the F1 grid during a podcast. read more »

Former Formula 1 team principal Eddie Jordan has openly shared his 'one regret' in the sport, expressing disappointment at the absence of a 'top-class'... read more »

Haas performance engineer Laura Muller has opened up on the 'misogynistic' culture in motorsport, saying she's experienced 'nasty things' while on her... read more »

Sky Sports F1 pundit Danica Patrick has named Jamie Chadwick as an obvious candidate to take a Formula One seat in the future. read more »

Former IndyCar and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick has a bold perspective on the advancement of women into motorsports, claiming it is 'not important' to her. read more »

Ex-IndyCar driver Danica Patrick says that female racing drivers must place themselves on a grid also made up of male competitors in order to progress their careers. In recent... read more »

Danica Patrick insists that finding a future female F1 driver does not interest her, and urged women in motorsports to compete against men. read more »

F1 Academy boss Susie Wolff wants her series to be "rocket fuel" for female talent looking to progress in racing, having entered into a partnership with Formula... read more »

Formula 1 and F1 Academy have announced that from next season all ten F1 teams will have one driver and their livery on one car competing in the all-female series. read more »

F1's 10 teams will nominate a driver to take part in the all-female racing series F1 Academy next year, with each driver sporting the associated livery on their car. read more »

All 10 teams on the current Formula 1 grid will have drivers and liveries in the all-female F1 Academy series in 2024. The news, announced by Formula 1 today, further... read more »

Formula 1's new all-female support series F1 Academy has now announced that from the 2024 season all 10 Formula 1 teams will have one driver and have their livery on one... read more »

All 10 Formula 1 teams will have one driver they have chosen in the all-female F1 Academy from next year. read more »

F1 Academy launched in 2023 as a female-only single-seater feeder series, picking up several talents from the now defunct W Series.From next year all 10 F1 teams will be able... read more »

F1 Academy's new Managing Director has about the richest pedigree anyone could ask for, as someone tasked with nurturing young female talent towards Formula 1. read more »