The existence of all-female racing championships continues to provoke a familiar debate. For some, categories such as F1 Academy and the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR) represent a necessary response to the barriers that have prevented women from progressing through motorsport at the same rate as men. They provide visibility, seat time and opportunities that may otherwise remain inaccessible. For others, separating female competitors from mixed grids

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