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106 women competed at the games across 77% of the 26 categories 82 nations were represented, including 17 joining for the first time

- For the first time, all 11 race locations will host a FIA Girls on Track experience for local girls with more than 1,650 expected to participate in Season 10 - One participant will represent the programme and be part of the ceremonies team on the victory podium at every race

After an extensive selection process, the winners of the 2023 FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars edition have been determined. Alba Hurup Larsen (Denmark) has won the Senior edition. FDA will monitor her progress next season on visits to Maranello. After an excellent demonstration both on and off the track, Vanesa Silkunaite (Lithuania) has won in the Junior category.

The 2023 edition of the FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars programme is entering a crucial phase as four Senior and Junior drivers prepare to take part in the final assessment this month.

Following the FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars Shoot-Out and Training Camps in Franciacorta, Italy, four drivers in both the Junior and Senior categories have been selected to attend the last stage of the program at the Ferrari Driver Academy (FDA) in Maranello & Franciacorta, Italy, the main partners of the initiative.

The second phase of the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission’s innovative talent detection and nurturing programme is set to start next week when the selected young female racers from around the globe convene at the Circuit Paul Ricard for the first shoot-out and training camp.

Women in Motorsport-supported crews race into the points at Paul Ricard but opening ELMS weekend is marred by injury for Katherine Legge. This week round 2 of the season at Spa-Francorchamps.

Women in Motorsport Commission chooses 12-year-old from Denmark to compete in international competition.

FIA Women in Motorsport racers are now ready for action at the long-awaited European Le Mans Series season-opener in France.