F1 CEO doesn’t see a female F1 driver competing in the next five years

Stefano Domenicali, chief executive of Formula 1, said on Wednesday it was “extremely unlikely” that there would be a female driver at the top level of the sport over the next five years.

However, Domenicali advertiser “It is very important at this moment to try to give the maximum potential for women to come to Formula 1. And that is something we are completely dedicated to. [to]. ”

There hasn’t been a woman competing in a Formula 1 World Championship Grand Prix since Lilla Lombardi at the 1976 Austrian Grand Prix where she finished 12th. Lombardi is the only driver to score points in a Formula 1 Grand Prix, scoring half a point during the 1975 Spanish Grand Prix. Over the past few decades, the only other driver to race at a Grand Prix weekend has been Susie Wolff, who was Williams test driver during the 2014 and 15 seasons.



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