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Susie Stoddart

Discussion in 'Other Racing' started by axemansean, May 31, 2005.

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  1. axemansean

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    #1 axemansean, May 31, 2005
    Currently running in British F3, given her past performance I wouldn't be surprised if she gets into F1 sooner than she hopes.

    http://www.susiestoddart.co.uk/
     
  2. imperial83

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    #2 imperial83, May 31, 2005
    There should be a men's F1 league and a women's F1 league. Just like the NBA and WNBA! Men's Soccer (football) and Women's Soccer (football).

    Some races can be run together. That way we will see opportunities for more women drivers.
     
  3. Senna1994

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    #3 Senna1994, May 31, 2005
    I think there is in the PANOZ series.
     
  4. F129b

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    #4 F129b, Jun 1, 2005
    She and Ralfie could race each other.
     
  5. imperial83

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    #5 imperial83, Jun 1, 2005
    It is a good concept to have two leagues. Unfortunately F1, has its set of problems running one league let alone two. The instability in caused due to the current rule changes has to end before F1 can move forward.
     
  6. peajay

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    #6 peajay, Jun 1, 2005
    No reason to have a separate league in motor racing for women, there is nothing in racing that prevents a woman competing on equal terms with men. Certainly not strenght related, there are lots of small men in racing and many women would be equal on strength, and theory has it that the female body is more able to cope with G forces. I think it would be a very good thing to have more female drivers, but they need to be competing on their merits and I think that is what competitive female drivers would want.
     

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