Author(s)

Qingyang Huang

Corresponding Author

Qingyang Huang

Abstract

This article analyzes the development and current status of women in Formula One from both historical and contemporary perspectives, focusing on the participation of women as drivers, technical experts, staff, and fans. It examines the remarkable achievements of early female drivers such as Maria Theresa de Filippo and Lella Lombardi, the latest developments in the F1 Academy's developmental platform for female drivers, and the trajectory of women's advancement in Formula One. This article examines the rapid growth of female fans in F1, analyzing data and case studies. This analysis demonstrates F1's efforts to promote female participation, including a significant increase in the proportion of women in teams and management. It also explores the future direction and challenges of gender equality in F1, highlighting the importance of continuously promoting female participation in racing and spectating.

Keywords

F1 racing; gender equality; female drivers; female fans; work team