Former Williams test driver Susie Wolff is spearheading a campaign aimed increasing the number of girls and young women entering motorsport. read more »

Plans for an F1 entry consisting of an equal split between males and females in its workforce have been revealed. read more »

Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali has said he does not envisage females competing in Formula 1, which last happened in 1976, over the next five years. 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 »

On Thursday morning, the Enstone-based squad announced the launch of its Rac(H)er programme, which aims to open up more opportunities for women within its organisation.It wants... read more »

Over the next 10 years the number of females taking part in motorsport will "explode" says ex-Formula E racer Katherine Legge. read more »

David Coulthard believes there are females competing in the current W Series who are capable of making the switch to Formula 1, but thinks anyone who does will need to be able... 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 »

Claire Williams is hoping that Formula 1's decision to drop the grid girls will "attract more females" to motor racing. read more »

Susie Wolff has launched her Dare To Be Different initiative aimed at getting more females into motorsport. read more »

Former Williams Formula 1 test driver and DTM racer Susie Wolff is to launch an initiative aimed at increasing the number of females involved in… read more »