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International Women’s Day: Women Who Broke Barriers in Formula 1 From Maria Teresca to Sussie Wolf
Women have played a vital role in the growth and success of Formula 1, both on the track and behind the scenes. While the sport continues working toward greater gender diversity, more women than ever are making their mark in the paddock. On International Women’s Day, it is a fitting moment to recognise some of the most influential women who have shaped F1 over the past 75 years.
Maria Tersesa
Maria Teresa de Filippis becoming the first woman to race in Formula One (Image Credits: X)
Lella Lombardi
Lella Lombardi becoming the only woman to score points in Formula One Maria Teresa de Filippis becoming the first woman to race in Formula One (Image Credits: X)
Sussie Wolff
Susie Wolff driving in a Formula 1 practice session for Williams Racing (Image Credits: X)
Jamie Chadwick
Jamie Chadwick dominating the W Series with multiple titles Maria Teresa de Filippis becoming the first woman to race in Formula One (Image Credits: X)
Tatiana Calderón becoming the first Latin American woman to drive an F1 car in testing
Tatiana Calderón becoming the first Latin American woman to drive an F1 car in testing. Maria Teresa de Filippis becoming the first woman to race in Formula One (Image Credits: X)
Jessica Hawkins
Jessica Hawkins driving a modern Formula 1 car for Aston Martin F1 Team. Maria Teresa de Filippis becoming the first woman to race in Formula One (Image Credits: X)
Hannah Schmitz
Hannah Schmitz leading race strategy for Red Bull Racing. Maria Teresa de Filippis becoming the first woman to race in Formula One (Image Credits: X)
Claire Williams
Claire Williams running Williams Racing as deputy team principal. Maria Teresa de Filippis becoming the first woman to race in Formula One (Image Credits: X)
