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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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F1 Driver Susie Wolff to Retire at End of Season
Susie Wolff said she would want to thank Williams for the opportunity given to her but added that she is looking forward to new challenges in the future.
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Williams' Susie Wolff to Compete in F1 Practice at Three GPs
In 2014, Susie Wolff became the first woman in 22 years, to take part in a Formula One weekend at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. Wolff will take part in practice at the Spanish GP, Austrian GP and British race at Silverstone.
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Susie Wolff Named New Test Driver for Williams
Susie Wolff, who was previously Williams' development driver, succeeds Felipe Nasr, who will drive for Sauber in the 2015 season.
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British Grand Prix: Susie Wolff's Drive Ends in Early Disappointment
The 31-year-old Susie Wolff clocked only three laps in the opening minutes, producing a best time of one minute and 44.212 seconds before she pulled off and parked the car after an oil pressure warning.
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F1: Rosberg Tops Time Charts at Silverstone in FP1 Session
Nico Rosberg set the fastest time during the FP1 session of the 2014 British Grand Prix. Predictably, it was the two Mercedes drivers who led the way with Rosberg setting a time of 1:35.424s followed by team-mate Hamilton who was slower by just 0.731s.
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Susie Wolff to drive the Williams F1 car on a race weekend
An official statement released by the Williams F1 Team has confirmed that Susie Wolff will be the driver to take part in the F1 Grand Prix Practice session over the race weekend.
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Sebastian Vettel on top on final day of testing, Susie Wolff strikes blow for women
Red Bull star Vettel completed a total of 78 laps with a best time of one minute 32.894 seconds.
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Susie Wolff, Pastor Maldonado for Young Driver Test
Susie has been part of the Williams since April 2012. She made her Formula 1 debut putting the FW33 through its paces at a Williams partner event at Silverstone last October and was given an increased programme in the team
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Williams Racing Team retain Susie Wolff as development driver for 2013
Wolff is just the fourth woman in a decade to drive an F1 car. In October she completed 62 miles of Silverstone's international circuit and dedicated her experience to Maria de Villota, who lost the sight in her right eye in a crash in July.
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Williams appoints female development driver
Williams said on Wednesday that they have appointed Susie Wolff as a development driver, making her the second woman to join a Formula One team in just over a month.
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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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F1 Driver Susie Wolff to Retire at End of Season
Susie Wolff said she would want to thank Williams for the opportunity given to her but added that she is looking forward to new challenges in the future.
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Williams' Susie Wolff to Compete in F1 Practice at Three GPs
In 2014, Susie Wolff became the first woman in 22 years, to take part in a Formula One weekend at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. Wolff will take part in practice at the Spanish GP, Austrian GP and British race at Silverstone.
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Susie Wolff Named New Test Driver for Williams
Susie Wolff, who was previously Williams' development driver, succeeds Felipe Nasr, who will drive for Sauber in the 2015 season.
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British Grand Prix: Susie Wolff's Drive Ends in Early Disappointment
The 31-year-old Susie Wolff clocked only three laps in the opening minutes, producing a best time of one minute and 44.212 seconds before she pulled off and parked the car after an oil pressure warning.
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F1: Rosberg Tops Time Charts at Silverstone in FP1 Session
Nico Rosberg set the fastest time during the FP1 session of the 2014 British Grand Prix. Predictably, it was the two Mercedes drivers who led the way with Rosberg setting a time of 1:35.424s followed by team-mate Hamilton who was slower by just 0.731s.
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Susie Wolff to drive the Williams F1 car on a race weekend
An official statement released by the Williams F1 Team has confirmed that Susie Wolff will be the driver to take part in the F1 Grand Prix Practice session over the race weekend.
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Sebastian Vettel on top on final day of testing, Susie Wolff strikes blow for women
Red Bull star Vettel completed a total of 78 laps with a best time of one minute 32.894 seconds.
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Susie Wolff, Pastor Maldonado for Young Driver Test
Susie has been part of the Williams since April 2012. She made her Formula 1 debut putting the FW33 through its paces at a Williams partner event at Silverstone last October and was given an increased programme in the team
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Williams Racing Team retain Susie Wolff as development driver for 2013
Wolff is just the fourth woman in a decade to drive an F1 car. In October she completed 62 miles of Silverstone's international circuit and dedicated her experience to Maria de Villota, who lost the sight in her right eye in a crash in July.
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Williams appoints female development driver
Williams said on Wednesday that they have appointed Susie Wolff as a development driver, making her the second woman to join a Formula One team in just over a month.
