Now 18, Havrda is the first Canadian to race in F1 Academy, Formula 1’s all-female development series. Driving for Hitech GP in partnership with American Express, she’s spending 2024 travelling the world and competing on the same weekends and circuits as Formula 1. It’s the biggest opportunity of her career, and she’s acutely aware of what it means. “It’s honestly the best opportunity you can get as a female driver right now,” she says. “And it’s a bit surreal."

Lucy Gould’s journey into motorsport was not one of chance but of determination - Now she is a mechanic with Rodin Motorsport in Formula 2

Jennifer Chau, a key figure in motorsport logistics, currently serving as Team Coordinator for MP Motorsport.

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