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All-Women W Series Cancelled For 2020, Will Return In 2021
The Coronavirus pandemic has forced several motorsport series to be either postponed or cancelled altogether and the latest casualty is the W Series. The all-women single-seater championship has been forced to cancel for 2020 because of the COVID-19 crisis, but the organisers have announced that the championship will return in a "bigger and better"...
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Women Drivers Incapable, Says Formula One Boss Bernie Ecclestone
Women drivers are not physically able to drive quickly enough in Formula One, the sport's supremo Bernie Ecclestone suggested at a conference in London on Tuesday.
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Women Drivers Incapable of Driving F1 Car Quickly, Says Bernie Ecclestone
Bernie Ecclestone has suggested that women drivers are not physically capable of driving a Formula One car quickly but stated the sport could see a rise in female chief executives.
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Watch Out, Lewis Hamilton! Japan Speed Queens Gun For Formula 1
Miki Koyama and Ayaka Imahashi are two young Japanese women racers who are aiming to crack into the male-dominated Formula 1.
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Marussia F1 team appoints female test driver
Formula One team Marussia have appointed Spaniard Maria De Villota, an experienced racer in women's autosport, as one of their test drivers.
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All-Women W Series Cancelled For 2020, Will Return In 2021
The Coronavirus pandemic has forced several motorsport series to be either postponed or cancelled altogether and the latest casualty is the W Series. The all-women single-seater championship has been forced to cancel for 2020 because of the COVID-19 crisis, but the organisers have announced that the championship will return in a "bigger and better"...
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Women Drivers Incapable, Says Formula One Boss Bernie Ecclestone
Women drivers are not physically able to drive quickly enough in Formula One, the sport's supremo Bernie Ecclestone suggested at a conference in London on Tuesday.
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Women Drivers Incapable of Driving F1 Car Quickly, Says Bernie Ecclestone
Bernie Ecclestone has suggested that women drivers are not physically capable of driving a Formula One car quickly but stated the sport could see a rise in female chief executives.
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Watch Out, Lewis Hamilton! Japan Speed Queens Gun For Formula 1
Miki Koyama and Ayaka Imahashi are two young Japanese women racers who are aiming to crack into the male-dominated Formula 1.
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Marussia F1 team appoints female test driver
Formula One team Marussia have appointed Spaniard Maria De Villota, an experienced racer in women's autosport, as one of their test drivers.
