Jamie Chadwick

New Zealand-based car manufacturer Rodin has revealed that it has been unsuccessful in a bid to enter F1.

W Series has announced the final three races of its 2022 season have been cancelled due to ongoing financial issues.

F1 president Stefano Domenicali says he cannot realistically see a female driver reaching the top level of motorsport in the next five years. 

Full race results for the fourth round of the 2022 W Series season at Silverstone.

Full race results for the third round of the 2022 W Series season in Barcelona.

Full race results for the second round of the 2022 W Series season in Miami.

Full race results for the first round of the 2022 W Series season in Miami.

Is F1 closer to its next female driver? Crash.net exclusively spoke to W Series star and Aston Martin development driver Jessica Hawkins to discuss how likely a female F1 driver is, her impressive upward trajectory in 2022 and much more.

Two-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will remain part of Williams' Formula 1 driver academy in 2022.

Jamie Chadwick will remain in W Series for a third consecutive season as she looks to defend her title with the new team, Jenner Racing.

Veloce Racing’s Jamie Chadwick has retained the W Series title after dominating the finale at the Circuit of the Americas.

W Series drivers Beitske Visser and Ayla Agren have been taken to hospital for further checks following a horrific six-car crash at Eau Rouge.

Williams F1 team has announced Jamie Chadwick will continue her role as the team’s development driver for the forthcoming 2021 campaign.

Jamie Chadwick wants to become the first female Formula 1 driver since the 1970s and is targeting graduation to the series “by 2023 or 2024” after securing substantial backing.

The W Series is in talks with “a number” of potential global sponsors, according to CEO Catherine Bond Muir.

Jamie Chadwick has lost her maiden victory in Asian Formula 3 after jumping the start and landing a 20-second penalty.

This year’s W Series champion will earn 15 FIA super licence points to help in their bid to reach Formula 1.

Jamie Chadwick is still pursuing further racing programmes to add to her schedule for the 2020 season alongside defending the W Series title.

Jamie Chadwick will continue her role as a development driver for the Williams Formula 1 team during the 2020 season.

W Series has announced a “multi-year” agreement with ROKiT to land its first major sponsorship deal since its formation in 2018.

- Jamie Chadwick says reaching Formula 1 feels "further away" despite her W Series title victory in 2019, having gained a better understanding of what she needs to do in the coming years to make the step up.

Reigning W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will return to the all-female championship to defend her title during the 2020 season.

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has “plenty of offers on the table” for the 2020 season, but will have her future within Williams’ Formula 1 setup decided once the team has set its race line-up, according to deputy chief Claire Williams.

Sebastien Ogier, Andre Lotterer and Jamie Chadwick are among the first 11 drivers to have joined the new Extreme E series' roster ahead of its inaugural season in 2021.