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Successful racing drivers have to be skilled, determined, physically fit, brave and competitive. But they don’t have to be men.
W Series aims to give remarkable female drivers an opportunity in motorsport that simply hasn’t been available to them before now.
Talent does not have a gender. We believe anyone with skill, passion and commitment should have a chance to race at the pinnacle of motorsport, and W Series will create those chances, open doors and fuel our future.
The future of racing starts with W.
Introducing W Series, the ground-breaking women’s racing series with a serious ambition:
to change the face of motorsport. Quite literally.
From latest news, information updates and remarkable moments, these are our stories.
W Series is a unique ground-breaking free-to-enter single-seater motor racing series for women drivers only, with a top prize of US$500,000 for the winner and a total prize fund of US$1.5 million.
The appointment provides the first details of the W Series racing operation and follows last week’s announcement of the long-list of qualifying drivers.
W Series, the all-new single-seater racing series for female drivers only, today names a further six drivers who will take part in the selection programme that will determine the drivers who will race in the inaugural W Series season, commencing at Hockenheim (Germany) in May 2019.
W Series, the all-female championship set to go racing in 2019, has announced a long-list of more than 50 drivers who will compete for a place on the grid of 18 when the season kicks off in May next year.
After revealing our 55 qualifier drivers to world on Wednesday November 28, lots of W Series friends and fans have asked to find out more about each of these pioneering women vying for a chance on our 2019 race grid.
Janet Guthrie will always be remembered as the first woman to take part in the Indianapolis 500, a feat she achieved in 1977, but what is often overlooked is that she was already a veteran of some of motorsport’s toughest races.
The new 2019 DTM calendar confirms that W Series will support all DTM rounds from Hockenheim until our season finale at Brands Hatch in August.
Giovanna Amati first displayed her daredevil instincts at the age of 15 when she used her pocket money to buy a 500cc Honda motorcycle that she used for late-night rides around the streets of Rome.
We’re more than just a racing series, we’re a community of like-minded people who want to change the face of racing.
Want to be a part of the W Series movement? We want to hear from you, so sign up to not only receive news and information, but to start the W Series conversation.
