Susie Wolff

2018 in the rearview mirror: From Ada Hegerberg's Ballon d’Or to Susie Wolff becoming Team Principal, highlights for women in sport

Here’s a look at how 2018 was a groundbreaking year for women’s sport in some ways:

Don’t know if a woman can physically drive an F1 car fast, says Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone

Women drivers are not physically able to drive quickly enough in Formula One, the sport's supremo Bernie Ecclestone suggested

Formula One still struggling to tap the female dollar

F1 has become more inclusive -- some eight percent of Williams' engineers are women.

F1: Susie Wolff to take part in two free practice sessions at British and Spanish GPs

Williams test driver Susie Wolff will take part in Friday practice sessions at this year's British and Spanish Grands Prix, the Formula One team said on Tuesday.

Susie Wolff moves closer to F1 grid, promoted to Williams' test driver

Susie Wolff will take part in two grand prix practice sessions next season in a new role of official test driver for Williams.

Susie Wolff to drive in F1 Friday practice sessions

The last woman to take part in any stage of a grand prix weekend was Italian Giovanna Amati, who tried and failed to qualify with Brabham in 1992.

Susie Wolff makes full test debut with Williams

Wolff, now 30, may not be a young driver but she was as thrilled as any of those making their test debuts after completing 89 laps and setting the ninth fastest time of the 16 drivers on track during the day.

Susie Wolff makes full F1 test debut at Silverstone

Wolff completed 89 laps in front of over 7,000 fans in the Silverstone sunshine, with the fastest clocked at 1 minute, 35.093 seconds. F1 championship leader Sebastian Vettel was fatest, with a lap of 1:32.894.