Singapore Grand Prix: How can Jamie Chadwick win third W Series title?
The W Series will enter a new environment this weekend when it showcases its first ever Singapore Grand Prix.
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F1: Abbi Pulling joins Jamie Chadwick in mission to end Stefano Domenicali doubts
Pursuing a career in Formula 1 is a five-year goal that W Series stars Abbi Pulling and Jamie Chadwick have not given up on, despite doubts from CEO Stefano Domenicali.
Chadwick still aiming to reach F1 in next five years
LONDON : Jamie Chadwick is still set on reaching Formula One within the next five years despite the sport's boss Stefano Domenicali doubting any female driver will make it that soon.
W Series champion Chadwick to test Indy Lights car
Britain's Jamie Chadwick will test an Indy Lights car with Andretti Autosport this month as she considers her next step beyond the all-female W Series she has dominated since the first season in 2019.
Latifi has a good chance of staying, says Williams boss
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium : Canadian Nicholas Latifi has a good chance of staying at Williams next season if he continues to improve, team principal Jost Capito said on Friday amid swirling speculation about Formula One driver moves.
‘I don’t see a woman in F1 in next five years unless a meteorite hits the earth’ says F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says that while the right steps are being put in place to introduce a female driver onto the grid, we will not see one in the near future.
F1 president Stefano Domenicali expects no women drivers in next five years 'unless there is a meteorite'
Formula 1 president Stefano Domenicali does not anticipate a woman joining the sport in the next five years. Just two women have competed in an F1 Grand Prix. Maria Teresa de Filippis made five appearances in the 1950s while Lella Lombardi raced 12 times in the 1970s.
Ronnie O’Sullivan opens up about drugs addiction and how parents going to prison cause him to ‘lose his way’
Ronnie O’Sullivan described his issues with drugs when he was younger as “horrendous” when opening up about his addiction on Eurosport’s The Breakdown podcast. O’Sullivan went through a period, after he had won the UK Championship in 1993 to become the youngest ever ranking event winner at 18 years old, where both of his parents were in jail. Ad His father went to prison in 1992, then his mother in 1996, which led to a difficult spell for O’Sullivan during his 20s, which he explained to Eurosport's Greg Rutherford and Orla Chennaoui.