50 Women from 27 countries
will race for international glory
in the formula woman nations cup
Meet some of our drivers
Amal
AlMheiri
UAE
Alana Carter
Canada
sara fruncillo
Italy
sara
misir
Jamaica
Nora jordan
Canada
Maral Ghazarian
Switzerland
nathalie neumann
Luxembourg
Amanda Hehir
Australia
Cassie
Dellit
Australia
Stephanie Hobeika
Lebanon
Melissa
Kozyra
USA
Johanna
Flatabø thrane
Norway
Farah
al yousef
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
EVy
longepe
France
Abigail chandler
England
katherine
de nottbeck
Canada
Renata Camargo
Brazil
Steph
Sore
England
brenna schubert
USA
Rebecca
Frankland
England
Laura farrow
England
Magdalena Tworek
Poland
Nuha
Khogali
Qatar
Michelle Sundnas
Sweden
karla villanueva
Mexico (Driver Representative)
kirsty mansell
England
Chloé
malva
France
Nives arvetti
Italy
Barbara
Smith
Scotland
Zara Wallander
Sweden
aurelie maingre
France
chloe
wilkinson
England
Alexandra riviere
Reunion Island
Vanessa Kaye
UAE
Flame
Airikkala
Finland
Farah Irdina binti Abdul
Malaysia
alicia barrett
England
manisHa kelkar
India
hannelore celsie
Ireland
McKenna Bold
Canada
Jorden Dolischka
Austria
SOFIA NEcchi
UAE
Laura O’Connell
Ireland
katherine
villalobos
Ecuador
Manon Robillard
UAE
Darcy
Mead
UAE
Maltina
Jashari
Kosovo
Assessment process
1
Any woman in the world could sign up to take part in the assessment process for the Nations Cup. Entrants were provided with access to resources, e-training and newsletters.
2
Women could either organise their own training, in collaboration with our partner tracks and academies, or they could train with Formula Woman at our various track days and boot tours.
3
The qualifying assessments for the Nations Cup drivers took place across three days in the UK, Australia and America. Drivers were assessed on five key skills: fitness, sponsorship, media aptitude, karting ability and on-track race pace.
4
Following the assessment days, the top-performing drivers were required to qualify through one last on-track session. Drivers were assessed on their speed and ability to control the car, and were given a score out of 100 by an instructor.
5
The top 50 drivers were selected to represent their country in the inaugural Nations Cup.
6
Since qualifying for the Nations Cup, our drivers have continued to prepare for their international debut through training camps, online learning courses and on-track days with our partner, Radical Motorsport.
