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The first full day of the second FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars Training Camp proved intense for the eight drivers through to the fourth phase of this innovative programme for 12-16 year old girls. For some, it was their first taste of single-seaters and Formula 4 race cars, and the pressure was on to adapt to this entry-level motor sport category and show speed and on-going progression throughout the day.

Eight drivers are now taking part in the next phase of the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars, the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission’s innovative talent detection and nurturing programme. The fourth of six steps for one selected driver to potentially become part of the Ferrari Driver Academy starts this week (2-4 November) with the second Formula 4 focused Training Camp run by the Winfield Racing School at the Circuit Paul Ricard in France.

For all 12 youngsters of FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars who progressed from the Shoot-Out through to the first Training Camp, it has been a grueling but enjoyable and emotional few days. Now, for the selected few, it is a pivotal moment in their young careers, as the prospect of potentially joining the Ferrari Driver Academy gets ever closer.

For all 12 youngsters of FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars who progressed from the Shoot-Out through to the first Training Camp, it has been a grueling but enjoyable and emotional few days. Now, for the selected few, it is a pivotal moment in their young careers, as the prospect of potentially joining the Ferrari Driver Academy gets ever closer.

The real competition starts now. The pressure is mounting within the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars programme at the Circuit Paul Ricard. Shoot out was a great driver development phase at end of which the first selection must be done. Just 12 of the original 20 aspiring young female racers embark on their karting-based Training Camp 1. Watch the episode to find out who made it to the next stage!

Second episode of FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars is online! The 12-16 year old girls from five continents who not only put their skills to the test on the track, but were challenged in workshops designed to evaluate and help improve their physical and mental wellbeing for the demanding world of motor sport.