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Revving up change! 🏁 Discover the exhilarating journey of empowering women in motorsport and the transformative impact it brings. From breaking stereotypes to driving innovation, delve into the rise of female participation in motorsport. To read the full article, click the link below 🔗 #WomenInMotorsport https://bit.ly/3VssxSk

Women driving fast over here…literally and figuratively. 🏎️ It takes GUTS to race up Pikes Peak around those hairpin turns. I 100% believe you can’t fully appreciate a sport until you try it. To that note, I would like raise my hand to try it, preferably on a flat, straight, smooth surface… In the meantime, I can settle for cheering on these athletes with my team members at RBC Wealth Management #2025Goals

My dude! Catalyzing human positive tipping points because others are blind to our emerging future 🙌🏽 There are so many underappreciated assets out there. The catch: your investing lens must have evolved from a single value to a multi-value systems view.

I support #womeninmotorsport and I'm sharing this article because I 100% believe that More Than Equal is going to get a women on the F1 podium sooner than many think and because today is National Girls and Women's Sports Day. There was a great article in Forbes recently about what they are trying to achieve. If you want to learn more about supporting women in motorsports, check out Women in Motorsports North America

👉 3,8 % of the partners in Formula 1 are run by female CEO:s 👉 RedBull Racing and Aston Martin have both 3 partners run by Female CEO:s Fortune reported in June 2023 that: "Women CEOs run 10.4% of Fortune 500 companies". In Formula 1 3,8 % of the partners are run by Woman CEO:s 2024? The perhaps most powerful female CEOs in Formula 1 2024 are: Jane Fraser - Citi Group Safra Ada Catz - Oracle

EQUALITY ON THE TRACK! The anticipation mounts as the countdown dwindles, leaving just one day until the grand celebration of Women in Motorsports—an event that stands as a testament to passion, skill, and determination. It's a gathering where the roar of engines harmonizes with the spirit of empowerment, a stage where trailblazing women redefine the boundaries of possibility. This event isn't merely a showcase of speed and precision; it's a platform amplifying the stories of relentless perseverance and the triumphs that echo through the twists and turns of the racing world. It's where dreams shift gears into reality, inspiring generations to break barriers and pursue their aspirations fearlessly. As the final moments tick away, the energy becomes palpable, echoing the fervor of countless supporters and enthusiasts eagerly awaiting to witness history unfold. It's a celebration of resilience, courage, and the unyielding passion that fuels the heart of motorsports, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing journey towards inclusivity and equality on the track. Jorgina Donna Wijewardana JW Networks #eventmanagement #pr #motorsport

EQUALITY ON THE TRACK! The anticipation mounts as the countdown dwindles, leaving just one day until the grand celebration of Women in Motorsports—an event that stands as a testament to passion, skill, and determination. It's a gathering where the roar of engines harmonizes with the spirit of empowerment, a stage where trailblazing women redefine the boundaries of possibility. This event isn't merely a showcase of speed and precision; it's a platform amplifying the stories of relentless perseverance and the triumphs that echo through the twists and turns of the racing world. It's where dreams shift gears into reality, inspiring generations to break barriers and pursue their aspirations fearlessly. As the final moments tick away, the energy becomes palpable, echoing the fervor of countless supporters and enthusiasts eagerly awaiting to witness history unfold. It's a celebration of resilience, courage, and the unyielding passion that fuels the heart of motorsports, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing journey towards inclusivity and equality on the track. Jorgina Donna Wijewardana JW Networks #eventmanagement #pr #motorsport

“There is something wrong with our sports systems, and deep down we know it. The sports environments we fought so hard to have equal access to were built by men, for men and boys. Our definition of gender equality has been ‘getting what men have, and the way they have it,’ and it’s backfiring” (Fleshman XII). Are competitive sports enhancing or hurting women’s overall health? In her new memoir, Good for a Girl: A Woman Running in a Man’s World, elite runner and coach Lauren Fleshman asks pointed, pertinent questions, and provides powerful experiential and empirical evidence to back up her answers. Read the book review: https://lnkd.in/gGqpEXEe https://lnkd.in/g-RcNJA3 #womenssports #fertilityawareness

More than Equal -First up in our new webinar series More than Equal Track Talks, (and as befits International Women's Day) we are focusing on 'The Gender Gap in Motorsport'. When: Thursday, March 7, 2024 Despite being one of the few mixed-gender sports, no woman has raced competitively in Formula 1 since the 1970s. With female fans becoming more engaged and with women’s sport sitting higher in the cultural agenda than ever before, it’s time to look at the facts and start asking why. More than Equal Head of Research Dr. Fran Longstaff will be joined by More than Equal Driver Coach, Sarah Moore to discuss the latest insights and trends when it comes to the gender performance and the participation gap in motorsport.  Both will touch on: 🏁 How female drivers are perceived by fans, media and sponsors; 🏎 How this matches up with Sarah’s practical experience as a female professional racing driver for 26 years 💭 The learnings that other male-dominated industries can take from our research Various slots available Click here to sign up: https://lnkd.in/emw-fn7Y   #MoreThanEqual #WomenInMotorsport #TrackTalks 

Formula 1 is one of the sports where women can physically and equally challenge men. Yet, there hasn't been a female driver since 1992. The organization "More Than Equal" hopes to change that with a variety of different approaches, including more media supporting equality, cultivating female drivers from an early age, and creating female racing role models. Read about this important effort in diversifying the Formula 1 community below https://lnkd.in/g-UzRj-9