McLaren's Katie Milner hopes more women will enter male-dominated F1 'in next 10 years'

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McLaren development driver Katie Milner believes women will break into Formula One in the next 10 years. F1 has generally been a male-dominated sport but Milner hopes to soon see more women on the grid and hopes over the next decade that the gender imbalance can slowly but surely be addressed.

Italian driver Lella Lombardi was the last woman to start a Formula One Grand Prix in 1976. No woman has qualified for a race since. But Milner thinks it will not be too long before there is a better balance of women in the highest category of motorsport. The 22-year-old has pointed to the women coming through the grassroots side of racing.

"I think it's a difficult one. A lot of people look at F1 as the pinnacle of the sport and go, 'Why are there no girls on the grid?' Then people think there's this massive issue