Beitske Visser took her first victory of the 2022 W Series season in a dramatic seventh race of the year in Singapore.

Reigning double champion Jamie Chadwick (Jenner Racing, 24, UK) pulled off two stunning overtakes at Circuit Paul Ricard to secure her seventh straight W Series win and extend her lead at the top of the championship standings.
 

Beitske Visser secured the first pole position of her W Series career at the fifth race of the 2022 season at Circuit Paul Ricard.
 

The waiting is finally over and, 195 days since the nail-biting finale to W Series’ second season, the international single-seater motor racing championship for women drivers' 2022 campaign begins this weekend with a double-header in support of Formula 1's inaugural Miami Grand Prix.
 

A flawless performance at the Circuit of the Americas saw Jamie Chadwick (Veloce Racing, GBR) take her second consecutive race victory at the season-ending double-header and become a two-time W Series champion.
 

A bold overtake at Circuit Zandvoort gave Alice Powell (Racing X, GBR) her third victory of the season and a share of the lead in the W Series title race.
 

Emma Kimiläinen (Ecurie W, FIN) continued her fine form to grab pole position for the sixth round of the 2021 W Series season with her final lap of a dramatic qualifying session at Circuit Zandvoort.
 

Emma Kimiläinen overtook the top two drivers in the W Series championship standings to win a breathless fifth race of the 2021 season at a rain-soaked Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps and move into title contention.

Defending champion Jamie Chadwick edged out title rival Alice Powell to take pole position for the fifth round of the 2021 W Series season at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.

Jamie Chadwick (Veloce Racing, GBR) beat her W Series title rival Alice Powell (Racing X, GBR) to win the fourth race of the 2021 season in Hungary and regain the championship lead.

W Series is coming home! This weekend, the UK-based, international all-female single-seater motor racing championship is heading to the track that proudly claims to be The Home of British Motor Racing – Silverstone – to race in front of up to 140,000 fans.