Formula 1 woman driver

 · Lella Lombardi Lella Lombardi was born on Ma, and she is the only female driver that managed to score a point, or better say, half of it, in Formula 1. Lella debuted on J, and participated in a total of 17 races with Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.  · Female drivers in F1 Maria Teresa de Filippis - 5 races (), 3 starts - 0 points Lella Lombardi - 17 races (), 12 starts - points Divina Galica - 3 races ( 78), 0 starts (did.  · Lella Lombardi was the last female driver to finish a Formula One race when she placed in 12th at the Austrian Grand Prix. The Italian enjoyed a three-season stretch in the sport between and , competing in 12 races over the course of her F1 career.

Out of the more than drivers who have raced in an F1 Grand Prix, only two have been women. (The first was Maria Teresa de Filippis, in ; the second was Lella Lombardi, in and ). Clive Mason - Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images Of the women ESPN interviewed, there were mixed responses on how aware they are of gender bias on a regular basis. Only five drivers in Formula 1 history have been women - the last of which was Italy's Giovanna Amati in Divina Galica, who took part in three races in the s, is the only woman from.

- Scottish racing driver, Susie Wolff. Current Williams Formula One development driver and FIA Women in Motorsport Ambassador. www.doorway.ru Aug The British Grand Prix currently stands as the last time a woman participated in an F1 race weekend, when Susie Wolff drove in Free. Mar "That was in a time when it [F1] was known to not have any women in "We know in the past there were female drivers, although sadly not.