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hungriestheidi · 4 months
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among women by marie ponsot
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racingheartstopper · 10 months
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Seriously the women in the W series didn’t get. Payed for last year?! Rediculous !
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kloppoganda · 2 years
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i am infuriated by the w series’ cancellation.
but unlike some people, i do not think that putting even w series’ most outstanding drivers directly into a formula one car would benefit anyone.
w series has some of the most outdated technology in car racing right now. putting someone who is used to a car that barely functions at the level of anything in formula 3 into an f1 car is not only possibly dangerous, but could stand to put a driver completely out of their depth.
no one deserves to be thrown into the deep end like that. give them a chance to stretch their legs in a car that actually has an engine with over 270hp, which is 110 less than an f3 engine. give them a chance to use pirelli tires instead of hankook. give them equal equipment so they can fully grow and progress, as all drivers should.
these women are incredibly skilled. once given the same equipment and sponsorship opportunities as hundreds of men have been given before them — they can and will climb the feeder ladder quickly.
but the fact that they have climbed so far already, just to be knocked down again, is purely shameful. i pray that if nothing else changes, w series is set back on track for 2023.
we need to hold the major sponsors of single-seater racing accountable. we need to hold our drivers in the formula categories accountable.
women have moved so many stones to make motorsport better for everyone, and yet they are still treated as an afterthought.
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collectmytears · 2 years
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via @/lewishamilton insta stories
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vroomvroomvettel · 2 years
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Can't Red bull racing fund W Series so they don't have any money that could get over the budget cap, since they did already throw their only female out pf their academy after 1 year
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vetteldixon · 2 years
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Jamie Chadwick getting drenched in champagne after becoming the inaugural W Series champion. (📸 Sam Bloxham, Carl Bingham)
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womeninmotorsport · 2 years
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W SERIES 2022 DRIVER INTRODUCTIONS: #95 Beitske Visser
Born 10 March 1995 in Dronten, The Netherlands, Beitske began karting at the age of 12. In 2010 she was a champion in the KZ2 class in the WSK Master Series and in 2011 she finished 3th in the KZ1 class in the WSK Master Series. In her first car race she won despite a 25-second longer pitstop and a drive-through penalty. She joined the Red Bull Junior Team in 2013 but was dropped again after the season. In 2017 she joined the BMW Junior Team. She was the 2019 W Series Vice-Champion. She races for Sirin Racing this season alongside fellow Dutch driver and newcomer Emely de Heus.
“I can’t wait to get to the first race of the new W Series season as part of an all-Dutch driver line-up with Emely. Last year was tough and I had some setbacks, but now I’m ready to be back at the front.”
Previous Series: Supercar Challenge, ADAC Formel Masters, Formula Renault 3.5 Series, GP3 Series, GT4 European Series, French GT4 Cup, International GT Open, European Le Mans Series, FIA World Endurance Championship
Achievements:
2011 Supercar Challenge Win
2012/13 ADAC Formel Masters Multiple Race Winner
2017 GT4 European Series Southern Cup Race Winner
2018 GT4 European Series Multiple Race Winner
2019 W Series Vice-Champion
Links:
Twitter
Instagram
W Series Driver Page
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maxverstepponme · 1 year
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A former female racer just called out dutch vogue on tik tok for not putting current female racers on their magazine covers. https://twitter.com/WBTWdoc/status/1605189378741084161
She’s so real for everything but for mentioning Beitske especially
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formula-phoebe · 1 year
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W Series to not finish 2023 season
The latest W Series race was held at the Marina Bay in Singapore, becoming the series’ first night race but it has also become the ending of the championship for the 2022 season. There was to be three more scheduled races at Austin and Mexico City, but they have been cancelled as the required funding that they were to receive from a recent investment hasn’t been received which has forced a quick…
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sir44lh · 1 year
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not nelly piquet in dutch vogue NAUUUUUR NOT LIKE THIS!!!!
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thissying · 10 months
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Wtf? None of the W Series drivers have been paid their 2023 prize money yet and looks like they never will.
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f1 · 2 years
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Jamie Chadwick crashes in Singapore W Series as Beitske Visser wins
Beitske Visser came second in the inaugural W Series season in 2019 Beitske Visser earned her first W Series victory of the season in Singapore as Jamie Chadwick missed out on third title win. Chadwick was in contention to win her third consecutive title, but will have to wait after starting the race in eighth and crashing in the final laps, her first W Series retirement. Briton Alice Powell finished second with Spaniard Marta Garcia in third. Chadwick leads the championship by 57 points, followed by Visser. The W Series' continuation is in doubt after it announced financial difficulties. This may result in the drivers not receiving prize money and it is yet to be confirmed if the final two rounds in Austin and Mexico City will go ahead later this month. via BBC Sport - Formula 1 http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/
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formulatrash · 1 year
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I feel like you might be the perfect person to answer this question because I really love reading your pieces about all the different aspects in motorsport so I apologize if you do find answering these things tedious but other than Beitske Visser, has Redbull ever signed any other women to their driver academy?
Because I tried to google this and Beitske was signed in 2013 (or at least the announcement was in 2013, from what I read) and this is an academy that has brought so many drivers to F1 and people make fun of for having so many juniors in F2 this year that you can’t tell who’s who because it’s just all Redbull liveries, I find it strange that I couldn’t find anyone other than her in ten years.
It almost feels like if any junior academy could support a young female driver, it would be them because they have such a large history of juniors that have gone through various of the junior categories.
I was just thinking of Redbull in particular because Ferrari and Mercedes do have women in their driver academies at the moment.
If you do answer this, thank you, I appreciate you!
p.s. sorry if the writing is busted, english isn’t my first language
Hello anon,
Thank you for asking and you're right; Beitske was the only woman ever signed to the Red Bull Junior Team. At the time I think she was the only woman ever signed to an F1 junior academy, although Simona de Silvestro was in a programme to get a Sauber seat.
Beitske got a single season in German F4 with the academy before she was dropped. It helped her raise enough of her profile and sponsorship to be able to do Formula Renault 3.5 and a tiny bit of GP3 but she was always desperately short of cash, which in Formula Renault (where testing was basically unlimited) means you're at a huge disadvantage.
When it comes to the Red Bull programme it's more surprising that Beitske was ever signed than that no other woman has been. At the helm of the programme is Helmut Marko, a doctor of law who certainly makes some wild fuckin claims. In 2019 he came out with this BS which, honestly-
"Wheel-to-wheel fighting at 300 kph (186 mph) means you must have some brutality," Marko told the Kleine Zeitung newspaper. "I don't know if that is in the female nature." "These are huge physical demands," Marko added. "And that is maybe too difficult and too strenuous for women."
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Says a fella who was racing when half the drivers had a few whiskeys before getting in the cars.
It's not the first time Marko's come out with crap like that and he says it often enough and brazenly enough that all the Big Men of the paddock can nod their heads and say "at last, someone brave enough to stand up to the woke contention grown women would be capable of something noodly-armed teenage boys who are 80lbs sopping wet and terrified of spiders can do. "
So, yes: sadly, it's very unlikely we'll see Red Bull's Junior Team backing any more women in the near future. And I'm not sure where Beitske's career's really ended up - I was really hoping she'd get a GT drive but nothing quite seems to be coming together. She was BMW's reserve in Formula E for years but then BMW pulled their classic move of deciding they weren't doing motorsport anymore (only to come back six months later) so that didn't work out.
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collectmytears · 2 years
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Beitske Visser
Barcelona, Spain - May 21, 2022
📸: Mark Thompson
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Part 6 of my 'motorsport number ones' post. This time it's the random bunch of drivers edition
Sebastien Loeb - (26th February 1974) - Suzi Quatro - Devil Gate Drive
Juan Pablo Montoya - (20th September 1975) - Rod Stewart - Sailing
Mark Webber - (27th August 1976) - Elton John & Kiki Dee - Don't Go Breaking My Heart
Jenson Button - (19th January 1980) - The Pretenders - Brass In Pocket
Felipe Massa - (25th April 1981) - Bucks Fizz - Making Your Mind Up
Heikki Kovalainen - (19th October 1981) - Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin - It's My Party
Pippa Mann - (11th August 1983) - KC & The Sunshine Band - Give It Up
Robert Kubica - (7th December 1984) - Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The Power Of Love
Nico Rosberg - (27th June 1985) - Sister Sledge - Frankie
Jerome D'Ambrosio - (27th December 1985) - Shakin' Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone
James Hinchcliffe - (5th December 1986) - Europe - The Final Countdown
Oliver Turvey - (1st April 1987) - Ferry Aid - Let It Be
Sebastian Vettel - (3rd July 1987) - Pet Shop Boys - It's A Sin
Alexander Sims - (15th March 1988) - Kylie Minogue - I Should Be So Lucky
Molly Taylor - (6th May 1988) - S'Express - Theme From S'Express
James Calado - (13th June 1989) - Jason Donovan - Sealed With A Kiss
Daniel Ricciardo - (1st July 1989) - Soul II Soul & Caron Wheeler - Back To Life
Simona De Silvestro - (1st September 1988) - Yazz & Plastic Population - The Only Way Is Up
Brendon Hartley - (10th November 1989) - Lisa Stansfield - All Around The World
Cristina Gutierrez - (24th July 1991) - Bryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You
Abbie Eaton - (2nd January 1992) - Queen - These Are The Days Of Our Lives
Reema Juffali - (18th January 1992) - Wet Wet Wet - Goodnight Girl
Timmy Hansen - (21st May 1992) - K.W.S - Please Don't Go
Daniel Abt - (3rd December 1992) & Alice Powell - (26th January 1993) - Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You
Christine GZ - (22nd July 1993) - Take That - Pray
Alex Lynn - (17th September 1993) - Culture Beat - Mr Vain
Bubba Wallace - (8th October 1993) - Take That & Lulu - Relight My Fire
Naomi Schiff - (18th May 1994) - Manchester United Football Squad - Come On You Reds
Jessica Hawkins - (16th February 1995) & Beitske Visser - (10th March 1995) - Celine Dion - Think Twice
Nicholas Latifi - (29th June 1995) - Robson & Jerome - Unchained Melody
Jack Aitken - (23rd September 1995) - Simply Red - Fairground
Oliver Askew - (12th December 1996) - Boyzone - A Different Beat
Louis Deletraz - (22nd April 1997) - Michael Jackson - Blood On The Dance Floor
Catie Munnings - (15th November 1997) - Aqua - Barbie Girl
Cem Bolukbasi - (9th February 1998) - Aqua - Dr Jones
Jamie Chadwick - (20th May 1998) - All Saints - Under The Bridge
Kevin Hansen - (28th May 1998) - The Tamperer & Maya - Feel It
Mick Schumacher - (22nd March 1999) - B*witched - Blame It On The Weatherman
Max Fewtrell - (29th July 1999) - Ricky Martin - Livin' La Vida Loca
Robert Shwartzman - (16th September 1999) - Vengaboys - We're Going To Ibiza!
Bent Viscaal - (18th September 1999) - Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)
Felipe Drugovich - (23rd May 2000) - Billie Piper - Day & Night
Marta Garcia - (9th August 2000) - Robbie Williams - Rock DJ
Liam Lawson - (11th February 2002) - Enrique Iglesias - Hero
Olli Caldwell - (11th June 2002) - Will Young - Light My Fire
Doriane Pin - (6th January 2004) - Michael Andrews & Gary Jules - Mad World
Bianca Bustamante - (19th January 2005) - Elvis Presley - One Night
All added to this playlist 😊
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nbagasly · 1 year
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A former female racer just called out Dutch vogue on tik tok for not putting female racers on their magazine covers.
https://twitter.com/WBTWdoc/status/1605189378741084161
the last 30 seconds gag them! i hope more women in the industry will speak out about/call out the article and vogue.
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