Ferrari commenced work with the FIA last year on its new Girls On Track scheme to find female talent for the Ferrari Driver Academy.Maya Weug, 16, became the first woman to... read more »

The FIA has strengthened its partnership with Ferrari over the Girls on Track - Rising Stars programme and launched a new affiliation with the Iron Dames. Last year the FIA... read more »

Trailblazing racing driver Sabine Schmitz, the only female winner of the Nurburgring 24 Hours, has died aged 51. read more »

Claire Williams opens up on her departure from Formula One and her hopes and fears for the next generation of female talent in the stereotypically male-dominated sport. read more »

Jamie Chadwick will remain at Williams as a development driver in 2021, the Grove-based squad has announced. Chadwick joined the Williams Driver Academy in 2019 and took on... read more »

Ferrari F1 boss Mattia Binotto has described their first female appointment to the Ferrari Driver Academy as a "key moment" in their history. read more »

Maya Weug has become the first female member of the Ferrari Driver Academy after she outshone the other girls at the evaluation camp which took place last week at the Scuderia... read more »

Maya Weug makes history becoming the first female driver to join the Ferrari Driver Academy as she aims to reach the pinnacle of single seater motorsport. read more »

16-year old Maya Weig has become the first female to join Ferrari's academy after winning FIA programme Girls on Track. read more »

Ferrari have announced Dutch teenager Maya Weug as the first female inductee into their driver academy. read more »

Ferrari has appointed its first female racer to its Driver Academy in 16-year-old Maya Weug. read more »

Nine-time World Rally Champion Sebastien Loeb will join Lewis Hamilton’s X44 team, competing in Extreme E next year. Loeb will be joined by Spanish driver Cristina Gutierrez,... read more »

The W Series, motor racing's female-only championship, will be part of next year's British Grand Prix weekend. read more »

The all-female W Series will start its eight race 2021 season at France's Le Castellet circuit in June and end in Mexico City in October as part of its new role supporting... read more »

W Series Champion and Williams Formula 1 development driver Jamie Chadwick has been confirmed as one half of Veloce Racing’s Extreme E driver line-up. The all-electric off-road... read more »

The all-female single-seater racing championship W Series is set to join the FIA Formula One Championship support bill at eight races for the coming season. read more »

It has been confirmed that the all-female W Series will join Formula 1's group of support races with eight events in 2021. read more »

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 »