The all-female W Series is discussing a move to host races in North America, supporting Formula One grands prix in the United States and Mexico. read more »

Formula 1 is desperate to see a female succeed - Jamie Chadwick read more »

Jamie Chadwick believes that Formula 1 is "desperate" to see a female driver succeed, and wants the male domination of the sport to end. read more »

It may have taken three years of "blood, sweat and tears" to realise her dream, but W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir's plan to launch a groundbreaking new... read more »

Williams F1 development driver Jamie Chadwick made history on Sunday as the first driver to be crowned champion of the W Series, the groundbreaking new all-female racing... read more »

Britain's Jamie Chadwick has won the first ever single-seater series for female drivers, the 2019 W Series championship. read more »

W Series reveals prize money details as series boss hopes superlicence points from 2020 will result in a female F1 driver. read more »

Promoted: Increasingly, automotive and motorsport organisations are enjoying greater gender diversity within their workforces, and initiatives such as International Women in... read more »

A Dutch political party wants to bring grid girls back to Formula 1 as the Dutch Grand Prix prepares to return to the calendar for the first time in 35 years. The PVV party... read more »

Jamie Chadwick, the championship leader of the all-female W Series, will become a fully immersed member of the Williams Formula One team. read more »

Jamie Chadwick, one of Britain's leading female racing drivers, joins the Williams Formula 1 team as a development driver. read more »

Jamie Chadwick's swift ascent up the motorsport echelons has continued, with the British driver signing a development team with Williams. Chadwick is the first female... read more »

Desire Wilson, the last woman to compete in a grand prix, was impressed with the level of racing on show in the first ever W Series race at Hockenheim on Saturday, and believes... read more »

The all-new, all-female W Series has its critics, but there can be no denying the championship is the best opportunity for women in racing right now. read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko's suggestion that female racers were unsuitable to race in Formula 1 were misunderstood and that the team... read more »

The all-female racing championship W Series will be aired on UK's Channel 4 television station this year. read more »

Britain will have more drivers than any other nation at the inaugural all-female W Series, which starts in May. read more »

The W Series has confirmed its 18-strong line-up for the debut campaign of the all-female racing series. The likes of Jamie Chadwick, Beitske Visser and Alice Powell will... read more »

Human rights groups called on Wednesday for Formula One and its governing body, the FIA, to seek the immediate release of a jailed female activist and blogger ahead of this... read more »

Tatiana Calderon will make history in 2019, having signed a deal to race in Formula 2 with Arden - making her the first female to race in the competition. No female racer has... read more »

There are many interesting back stories on the list of candidates for the new female-only racing class, the W Series, perhaps none are quite like that of Doreen Seidel, though.... read more »

The W Series has announced a 55-name long list of drivers who are in line to take part in the maiden campaign of the female-only competition. According to the W Series, over... read more »

The all-female racing series, Formula W, has announced the names of more than 50 drivers who will enter a selection process to claim a place on the 2019 grid. read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Alexander Wurz will lead the assessment programme the new all-female W Series will use to select competitors. read more »

At least seven female racing drivers will take part in a Formula E test in Saudi Arabia after the country hosts the season-opening race next month, the all-electric series said... read more »