Reporting from the Ragged Edge
On 1 May 1994, I sat down in front of the TV with my dad to watch Formula 1. This had happened every couple of weeks during the F1 season for longer than I could remember. A happy father-son activity. I was 9 years old. And then Senna crashed. "... and Senna! My goodness!..." was... Continue Reading →
The question of whether or not women can or should race modern Formula One cars has been hanging over the sport for some time. Only a handful of women have even tested in F1 over the last few decades, and the last time a woman attempted to qualify for a Grand Prix was way back... Continue Reading →
Motor racing has historically been considered a man's sport, which is evident from the almost total lack of women at the higher levels of racing. But over time, more and more women are becoming involved in all aspects of racing - from management to engineering to driving. One such aspiring woman is racing driver Samin... Continue Reading →
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