Jessica Hawkins Anticipates Female Driver in F1 Soon
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Jessica Hawkins, an ambassador for Aston Martin and former W Series racer, believes a woman will compete in Formula 1 within the next few years. She emphasizes the need for changes in junior categories to better support female drivers aspiring to reach the top level of motorsport.
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