British GP: Jamie Chadwick keen to avenge 'one that got away' at Silverstone 2021
The British Grand Prix is now just hours away and W Series leader Jamie Chadwick is on the hunt for her first win at her home circuit.
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Jamie Chadwick eager to avenge her P3 Silverstone 2021 result this weekend
The British Grand Prix is now just hours away and W Series leader Jamie Chadwick is on the hunt for her first win at her home circuit.
Alpine launch programme to find women Formula 1 drivers by 2030
Formula One's Alpine team said on Wednesday physical ability is no barrier for women to compete in their sport as they launched a programme to have a female driver in the next eight years.
Jamie Chadwick not sure women can cope with ‘extremely physical’ Formula One
W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has questioned whether female drivers are physically able to compete in Formula One.
W Series: Jamie Chadwick celebrates birthday weekend with win in Barcelona
W Series leader Jamie Chadwick enjoyed the perfect racing weekend out in Barcelona to celebrate her 24th birthday.
Chadwick takes her fifth win in a row in W Series
BARCELONA : Two times W Series champion Jamie Chadwick took her fifth win in a row, and her third of the season, to extend her lead in the all-female championship at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya on Saturday.
Chadwick starts on W Series pole in Barcelona
Jamie Chadwick will start on pole position for the third W Series race of the season at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Saturday.
Nada de teloneras
Las W Series acompañan a la Fórmula 1 en Barcelona y los 110.000 fans que aplaudirán a Alonso y Sainz se encontrarán con triple presencia española en la competitiva parrilla femenina. Son Nerea Martí (Valencia, 20 años), Marta García (Alicante, 21 años) y Belén García (Barcelona, 22 años). Jóvenes, con resultados a sus espaldas, con discurso. AS charló con las tres en Montmeló, expectantes ante una grada llena que es nueva para ellas, pero que como dice Belén, «es lo que tiene que ser»: «Habíamos perdido un poco esa afición y ahora hace muchísima ilusión que tanta gente siga las carreras. No a nosotras o las W Series, sino poder ir a clase y que se hable también de carreras. Es lo que está pasando ahora y me encanta».