Formula E Doubles Down on Diversity with Expanded Women‘s Test in Valencia
Valencia, Spain – Formula E and the FIA are amplifying their commitment to diversity and inclusion in motorsports with an expanded all-women’s test scheduled for oct. 30, 2025, at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Valencia, Spain. Building on the success of the inaugural women’s test in Madrid in 2024, this year’s event will feature all 11 Formula E teams, each fielding at least one female driver across two test sessions, providing a full day of on-track action.
GEN3 Evo Race Car to be Driven
Up to 22 women will have the prospect to test the state-of-the-art GEN3 Evo race car, which can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in a mere 1.82 seconds.The test, an integral part of the pre-season Official Collective Tests for Season 12, aims to propel women’s careers by showcasing their skills with the latest racing technology.
Breaking Barriers in Motorsport
The extended test allows women drivers to share the track with the 22 male drivers who make up the current championship roster, providing them equal access to cutting-edge equipment and technical insights. This combined session will provide a tangible opportunity to spotlight the talent and determination within women’s motorsport.
Miami E-Prix on the Horizon
Before the women’s test, the Formula E season continues with the Miami E-prix on April 12, 2025, at the Homestead-Miami Speedway. This event marks Formula E’s return to Miami and will be Round 5 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
Ongoing commitment
this initiative is part of a broader strategy to support women at all levels of motorsport, including the FIA Girls on Track program, which offers educational workshops to young women, encouraging their interest in STEM fields and providing insights into the motorsport industry.
**Beyond providing track time, how does Formula E’s commitment to diversity extend to supporting women’s careers in motorsport, notably at the grassroots level?**
Formula E Doubles Down on Diversity with Expanded Women’s Test in Valencia
Valencia, Spain – Formula E and the FIA are amplifying their commitment to diversity and inclusion in motorsports with an expanded all-women’s test scheduled for oct. 30, 2025, at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Valencia, Spain. Building on the success of the inaugural women’s test in Madrid in 2024, this year’s event will feature all 11 formula E teams, each fielding at least one female driver across two test sessions, providing a full day of on-track action.
GEN3 Evo Race Car to be Driven
Up to 22 women will have the prospect to test the state-of-the-art GEN3 Evo race car, which can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in a mere 1.82 seconds.The test, an integral part of the pre-season Official Collective Tests for Season 12, aims to propel women’s careers by showcasing their skills with the latest racing technology.
Breaking Barriers in Motorsport
The extended test allows women drivers to share the track with the 22 male drivers who make up the current championship roster, providing them equal access to cutting-edge equipment and technical insights. This combined session will provide a tangible possibility to spotlight the talent and determination within women’s motorsport.
Miami E-Prix on the Horizon
Before the women’s test, the Formula E season continues with the Miami E-prix on April 12, 2025, at the Homestead-miami Speedway. This event marks Formula E’s return to Miami and will be Round 5 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
Ongoing commitment
this initiative is part of a broader strategy to support women at all levels of motorsport, including the FIA Girls on Track program, which offers educational workshops to young women, encouraging their interest in STEM fields and providing insights into the motorsport industry.
Q&A: Formula E’s commitment to Women in Motorsport
Q: What is the purpose of the all-women’s test in Valencia?
A: The test aims to provide female drivers with an opportunity to showcase their skills, gain experience in a high-performance racing surroundings using the GEN3 Evo car, and increase their visibility to teams. It’s a crucial part of the pre-season planning.
Q: what is the GEN3 Evo race car?
A: The GEN3 evo is Formula E’s latest electric race car, known for its extraordinary acceleration (0-60 mph in 1.82 seconds). It represents the cutting-edge technology in the sport. Fun fact: Formula E cars use regenerative braking,capturing energy that would otherwise be lost!
Q: How does this test help women in motorsport?
A: The test provides women with the chance to compete alongside established male drivers,gaining access to the same equipment,technical insights,and track time. This increased exposure can lead to more opportunities within Formula E and other racing series.
Q: What other initiatives is Formula E supporting?
A: Formula E supports programs like the FIA’s “girls on Track,” which focuses on educating young women about STEM fields and the motorsport industry. This helps to build a pipeline of talent for the future.
Q: What’s the next race on the Formula E calendar?
A: The next race is the Miami E-Prix on April 12, 2025, at the Homestead-Miami Speedway.This marks Formula E’s return to Miami. Consider watching to get a sneak peek at the teams and drivers before the women’s test in valencia!
Formula E’s commitment to diversity is evident. This is a positive step toward a more inclusive motorsport world. Learn more about the Miami E-Prix and the upcoming women’s test to stay informed about the future of racing!
