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Women in Formula 1

Women in Formula 1 are very rare, which is not surprising. Formula 1 is a sport associated with high risk, high speeds, strong physical exertion. This sport has become purely masculine. However, recently women have been increasingly appearing in leadership positions, for example, Monisha Kaltenborn - head of Sauber [1] , Claire Williams - deputy head of Williams [2] , Oksana Kosachenko - commercial director of Caterham F1 Team [3] .

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In the history of the championship there were five women who participated in at least one Grand Prix.

Content

Racers

RacerSeasonsTeamsGrand Prix (starts)Glasses
  Maria Teresa de Philippis1958 - 1959Maserati , Behra-Porsche
5 (3)
0
  Lella Lombardi1974 - 1976
March , RAM , Williams
17 (12)
0.5
  Divina Galika1976 , 1978
Surtees , Hesketh
thirty)
-
  Desiree wilson
1980
Williams
ten)
-
  Giovanna Amati
1992
Brabham
thirty)
-

Currently

For more than 20 years, women have not participated in Formula 1 races, although recently women's names began to appear in the list of test pilots. In 2012, Maria de Villota became a test pilot for the Marussia F1 Team [4] , but had an accident at the Daxford airfield during tests. Her racing car collided with a truck at the end of the line, de Villota suffered serious injuries, lost her eye [5] . Maria de Villota died in October 2013 due to neurological injuries she suffered in July 2012 [6] . In the 2013 season, Susie Wolff became Williams' test pilot. In 2014, at the British Grand Prix, she took part in a Friday training session, becoming the first Grand Prix participant after Giovanna Amati.

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Notes

  1. ↑ Monisha Kaltenborn became the head of the Sauber Formula 1 team | Auto / Moto | R-Sport. All major sports news
  2. ↑ Claire Williams became Deputy Head of Williams
  3. ↑ Oksana Kosachenko - Commercial Director of Caterham
  4. ↑ Maria de Villota will be a Marusi test pilot in the new F-1 season | Auto / Moto | R-Sport. All major sports news
  5. ↑ Marussia confirmed accident of Maria de Villota
  6. ↑ The death of Maria de Vilotte was the result of the 2012 accident

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Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Women in Formula 1&oldid = 94553876


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