W Series racer Sarah Moore feels a woman driver could find themselves on the F1 grid within the next five to six years.
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The W Series has taken the decision to not proceed with its planned eight round season.
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In the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, the W Series becomes the latest series to turn to sim racing.
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The W Series will head to Valencia at the start of May for two days of pre-season testing.
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W Series has announced to take part in the Grand Prix of USA and Mexico to be featured as support class to F1.
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Chadwick Feels ‘Further Away’ from Formula 1 Dream Despite Super 2019
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyJamie Chadwick still has her eyes on joining the Formula 1 grid in the future but she knows she has a lot still to learn if she is to make her dream a reality.
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Two new circuits added to the 2020 W Series calendar as it joins forces for six rounds with DTM.
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Finalists Announced for 2019 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyEnaam Ahmed, Jamie Chadwick, Johnathan Hoggard and Ayrton Simmons will all vie for the 2019 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award.
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W-Series Champion Jamie Chadwick has ‘Lots of Offers on the Table’ for a 2020 Drive – Claire Williams
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyJamie Chadwick has lots of offers about a potential 2020 drive, according to Williams’ Deputy Team Principal, Claire Williams
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The W Series will start its 2020 Driver selection process in September of this year, aiming to fill the remaining eight seats left.
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Finnish driver Emma Kimilainen says she has unfinished business with the W Series, setting an aim to return in 2020 to challenge for the title.
The W Series pre-season test which had been scheduled to be run at the Circuit de Valencia, Spain, in early May, has been cancelled owing to COVID-19.
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Lewis Hamilton among the winners at 2019 BRDC Awards
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The BRDC rounded out 2019 with its Annual Awards lunch in London on Monday.
The W Series have revealed six new drivers for the 2020 Season. 2019 Champion Jamie Chadwick will return to defend her title.
W Series Champion Jamie Chadwick believes the Esports platform can help young girls get into Motorsport.
Alice Powell has secured a drive in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship with Heinricher Racing, following on from her victory in the W Series.