For all the credit this film deserves as a piece of racing entertainment, its treatment of women within the world of Formula 1 is, quite frankly, regressive. While it attempts to show that women exist within the paddock, through characters like APXGP’s female technical director and a young female mechanic, these gestures feel more like box-ticking and tokenism, rather than genuine efforts toward meaningful representation.

From the 21st to 23rd of February, I had the pleasure of attending the opening round of World Superbike in sunny Phillip Island, Australia

sports science has become a critical element in optimizing driver performance. Yet, when it comes to female drivers, there remains a notable

In the fast-paced world of Formula 1, the action on the track often shares the spotlight with the lives of those behind the scenes.

The F1 Academy, an all-female junior racing series introduced by Formula 1, was launched with ambitious goals to increase female participati