Four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel has delivered his verdict on whether the sport will one day see female drivers competing on the track in the pinnacle of motorsport.

In a significant move for gender equality in motorsport, F1 Academy has solidified its dedication to fostering female talent by partnering with the More Than Equal motorsport programme. This ...

It has always been a man’s world, but we’re breaking that down now,” Susie Wolff, managing director of the F1 Academy and ...

In the absence of proper finance, gifted women drivers lack the experience required and cannot even secure competitive space within Formula 1 teams. Series like W Series and F1 Academy were ...

the all-women racing series that competes in the Formula One pyramid. The 2025 season marks the junior category’s third year, and plenty of changes have been made. F1 Academy features drivers ...

highlights how few paths remain open for women in F1. Structural issues such as sponsorship challenges, funding disparities ...

Bernie Collins believes that day isn't too far when there will be a female Formula 1 driver, thanks to an increase in female ...

Writing in his weekly Speedweek column Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko opened up about the switch, the team’s start to ...

Prema continues to be a formidable presence in the F1 Academy, featuring an impressive trio of drivers. Nina Gademan (Alpine): The Dutch racer jumps into the championship wearing the Alpine colors.

There may be no women drivers in Formula One races, but 40% of Formula One fans are now women, with over 750 million fans worldwide. This rise in interest is an opportunity for both the sport and ...

Former F1 champion Sebastian Vettel believes there's no reason why women can't compete in Formula 1, encouraging more girls ...

Female drivers are making strides in Formula 1. With the launch of the F1 Academy in 2023, there is now a clear path for young women to reach the top. F1 teams are supporting this initiative ...