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No woman has raced in Formula 1 for nearly half a century but a group of 13- and 14-year-old female racers are making their first moves on a long road that could lead to the top.
A new academy funded by Formula One is helping female drivers break into the sport. About time too, says Hannah Evans
No female driver has competed in Formula 1 since 1992. More Than Equal hopes to change that by developing girls in motorsport from an early age.
“Some people have nightmares,” says David Coulthard, when I ask how it feels to watch his son race. “But I have daymares.” That his 15-year-old Dayton is still in karts rather than cars is of little comfort. “It’s knowing I have no control over it, you know? Obviously I have no control over his entire life, but…” After 14 years as a Formula 1 driver, during which time he drove for Williams, McLaren and Red Bull, won 13 F1 races, had two spectacular accidents (in Australia and Malaysia) and count
Rising 18-year-old motorsport star Bianca Bustamante will compete in the Macau Grand Prix Formula 4 race this weekend.