
W Series officially put up for sale with ‘exciting opportunity’ to get back racing again
Having gone into administration, W Series is looking for a buyer to get back up and running again.
Having gone into administration, W Series is looking for a buyer to get back up and running again.
The W Series has been inactive since the early conclusion to its 2022 season.
Lewis Hamilton was the only F1 driver to ever visit the W Series paddock as an F1 support race, Ted Kravitz has pointed out...
“The news will be upsetting for the Company’s employees and drivers together with the worldwide supporters of the championship."
David Coulthard believes certain companies talk the talk but do not walk the walk when it comes to supporting diversity in F1.
Christian Horner wants to see Red Bull's fine put to good use, including saving "struggling" motorsport series.
Lewis Hamilton is disappointed in Formula 1 and the FIA after the W Series was forced to cut its 2022 season short.
As was feared, the 2022 W Series season will not be completed.
The final two races of the season are in serious doubt with the sport reportedly owing large sums to creditors.
Lewis Hamilton will put forward his suggestions for how female drivers can take their next step after the W Series.
Sebastian Vettel is a four-time World Champion but his work off track has seen him labelled as 'one of the most amazing people I’ve ever met.'
Sarah Moore and Abbie Eaton, two of the drivers involved in Friday's W Series crash, admit they were lucky to get away "pretty lightly".
Two W Series drivers are receiving treatment in hospital after a serious accident in qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps on Friday.
W Series has announced further broadcast deals that will enable them to reach 500 million viewers around the world, in its status as a Formula 1 support race this season.
This season, the W Series will be contested as Formula 1 support races for the first time - and it will be shown live on free-to-air TV on Channel 4 in the UK.
W Series runner-up Beitske Visser “absolutely” foresees a time in the next decade when a woman will be racing in Formula 1.
2019 W Series runner-up Beitske Visser doesn't think the "atmosphere" will change once the category joins Formula 1's support bill.
It has been confirmed that the all-female W Series will join Formula 1's group of support races with eight events in 2021.
The top eight ladies in this year's W Series will score Super Licence points, with the winner bagging 15.
The all-female W Series has a closer alignment with Formula 1 as the last two races of the season will feature on Formula 1's support bill.
Talks are underway to get the W Series to feature as support races for two Formula 1 events in North America next year with David Coultard admitting he is "keen on" the idea.
W Series have revealed their provisional prize money list for their inaugural season, with the winner set to earn more than some F1 drivers.
The "world's spotlight" will be on the all-new W series this weekend as the women's only racing series begins in Germany.
The new W Series will link up with DTM and run with it at six events to make up its inaugural race calendar for 2019.