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Former professional racing driver, motorsport executive, and entrepreneur Susie Wolff has spent more than 20 years at the forefront of gender diversity and representation internationally.
At the 2014 British Grand Prix, she made history by becoming the first woman to take part in a Formula One race weekend in 22 years by driving for 16-time World Champions Williams Racing.
After retiring from competition, Susie continued to be the driving force of change in the sport by founding Dare To Be Different тАУ a mission to inspire the next generation and increase female participation in all levels of motorsport.
Susie took her first steps into management and ownership as Team Principal and shareholder of Venturi Racing in Formula E. After building the seriesтАЩ most gender-diverse team, she became the marqueтАЩs Chief Executive Officer and secured two vice World Championship titles before leaving in 2022.
Now, as the Managing Director of the all-female driver category, F1 Academy, Susie continues to inspire the next generation of female talent by creating opportunities and improving accessibility.
For her services and contribution to women in sport, Susie Wolff was awarded an MBE, received an Honorary Fellowship from the University of Edinburgh and continues to be an inspirational role model for women across the world.
