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 »

On the 30th anniversary of her death, we look back on the life and career of the Italian racer who remains the only woman to have scored a point in an F1 championship race -... read more »

Christian Horner has clarified comments that "young girls" are now following F1 because of the "great looking" drivers after receiving criticism on social... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has said the FIA must ensure it employs “non-biased” stewards to officiate Formula 1 races, as a way to make sure penalties are applied in a fairer manner.... read more »

Reigning W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will drive for the Caitlyn Jenner-owned Jenner Racing team in the 2022 competition, the all-female motor racing championship said on... read more »

Mercedes has welcomed its first female driver to its junior programme as the team searches for its "champions of tomorrow". read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has announced the seven drivers that will form its young driver programme for 2022, including its first-ever female signing. read more »

Launched in December 2020, the initiative derives its name from a plan to have over 25% of new starters at the organisation coming from under-represented groups until the end... read more »

A new racing team owned by former Olympic gold medal winner and transgender activist Caitlyn Jenner will compete in the 2022 W Series, the all-female motor racing championship... read more »

The W Series, the international single-seater motor racing championship for female drivers has announced that it will stage races at eight Formula 1 weekends during its third... read more »

But it is not the only sport or pastime to enjoy such a surge. In October 2020, The Queen's Gambit became a hit on Netflix, based on the 1983 novel about a female chess... read more »

Fabiana Ecclestone will become the first female FIA vice-president for sport - and Mohammed bin Sulayem has rubbished suggestions Bernie is involved in F1 again. read more »