Happy news

Congratulations Susie and Toto :)

Some happy news, a little Wolff is on the way... 👶🏻❤️😁

— Susie Wolff (@Susie_Wolff) October 21, 2016

Susie Wolff: The racing driver

We are still #teamSusieWolff

Hi Susie's fans!

We are still #teamSusieWolff, even if she isn't in racing. Am I right? Susie is doing big things also after her active carrier in motorsport - she's F1 analyst for Channel 4, She's Mercedes ambassador and we shouldn't forget that Susie founded Dare to be different where she helps to next generation of female drivers.

   Susie Wolff fanpage on Instagram

Our blog:

• will be more active
• will continue with DTM posts
• will contain more pictures and videos
• will have chat
• will have fan club (we are working on it)
• will have polls and so on

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Susie and Channel 4

Susie joins Channel 4 for 2016 F1 season as expert analyst and she will also demonstrate her racing skills in a series of special features. Very good news. :)


Interview by www.channel4.com

You were a F1® test driver until a few months ago. For the uninitiated, what does that job involve?
Working with team to develop the car and extract the optimum performance out of it. This included lots of simulator work at the factory, test sessions out on track and giving detailed feedback.

In 2014, you became the first woman to take part in a F1® race weekend in 22 years, taking to the track in both the British and German Grand Prix. How did that feel?
At the time it was the natural progression in my career and I felt proud as a racing driver because it was always my goal to make it to F1®. My first lap out on track at Silverstone was special, as a British driver, racing for the most successful British F1® team at the British GP - it was a special moment.

Was F1® the highlight of your career?
F1® is the pinnacle of motorsport so yes, it was the highlight of my career although I also enjoyed seven years as a Mercedes Benz driver in the German Touring Car Championship.
Why did you decide to retire in November?
It came from a gut feeling - it was time to move on. I had got as far as I could in F1® and, as a sports person, you always have to know when your time is up. For me, I was ready for new challenges and I wanted to start the next chapter of my life.

How are you adjusting to post-racing life?
I am certainly missing the adrenaline and competition but not the strenuous fitness regime that was required. I have been working on a number of projects, one of which is a new initiative called Dare To Be Different launched together with The Motor Sports Association. Our main aim with the initiative is to drive female talent. It’s an ambitious and long-term project, but we hope to change perceptions and inspire the next generation of girls to know that motorsport is an option for them, on and off the track.

You’ve raced with David Coulthard before. What will it be like presenting alongside him?
David was my team mate in the German Touring Car Championship, I admire him as a driver and I’m looking forward to working with him as part of the Channel 4 team.

What do you think you can bring to the team this season?
Knowledge. I tested the F1® car on numerous occasions last year. I know the tracks, the teams and key personnel within the paddock.

What is the track you are most looking forward to presenting from and why?
The British GP as the fans always make this a special weekend.

You had a successful racing career yourself, do you think it is about time there were some female F1® drivers?
I personally would love to see it happen. I couldn’t manage it but have always said I would help the next generation. There are a couple of very promising female drivers who I am mentoring, it would make me very proud to see one of them make the jump up into F1® if the opportunity arose. Don’t also forget that off track we have many successful women within the paddock. It’s changing in an organic way - no-one put any quotas out there, no-one said they needed more females, they are simply there because they are the best for the job. We are progressing in a positive way and the women who are at the visible end of F1® can then inspire the next generation.

Who’s your tip for the title this season?
Based on pre-season testing, I think Mercedes but it could be a tougher fight with Ferrari which will be fascinating for us all to watch.

photo credits: www.channel4.com

Autosport international 2016 event

Here are some videos from event. :)

Susie & F1 drivers

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Video from ROC London 2015

credits: youtube.com

DTM: 2010 season (5th part)

In Susie's 5th season she drove AMG Mercedes  C-Klasse 2008 car in Persson Motorsport team. Her team members was Jamie Green and Cheng Congfu.

Finish places by races:

Hockenheimring - 11th
Valencia - 10th
Eurospeedway Lausitz - 7th
Norisring - 15th
Nurburgring - did not finish
Zandvoort - 15th
Brands Hatch - did not finish
Oscherschleben - 10th
Hockenheimring - 7th
Adria international raceway - 15th
Shanghai - 11th

Susie finishedfinished 13th in drivers championship with 4 points.

picture credits: motorsport.com

Gifs from ROC London 2015

 

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Race of champions 2015

ROC is Susie's last race in her active career. In individual competetion Susie loss in Scottish "batle" with David Coulthard.Here are some pics:

picture credits: f1.sk raceofchampions.com

Susie: Time to hang up the helmet.

Me and I think all fans wish you good luck in future.
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Picture credits: Susie's facebook

Austrian grand prix testing and British GP free practise

Hi readers,after longer time I decide to write new article with two topics...

Here are the results:

1. Pascal Wehrlein - GER - Mercedes-Mercedes - 67 laps, 1m 11.005s
2. Esteban Ocon - FRA - Force India-Mercedes - 76 laps - 1m 11.192s
3. Max Verstappen - NED - Toro Rosso-Renault - 97 laps - 1m 11.328s
4. Antonio Fuoco - ITA - Ferrari-Ferrari - 71 laps - 1m 11.331s
5. Romain Grosjean - FRA- Lotus-Mercedes - 45 laps - 1m 11.509s
6. Pierre Gasly - FRA - Red Bull-Renault - 80 laps - 1m 11.757s
7. Raffaele Marciello - ITA - Sauber-Ferrari - 53 laps - 1m 11.826s
8. Stoffel Vandoorne - BEL -  McLaren-Honda - 76 laps - 1m 12.530s
9. Susie Wolff - GBR - Williams-Mercedes - 39 laps - 1m 13.248s

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Susie finished 13th with time 01:37.242s ,what is really nice result,I think.From my view it was" battle" between Susie and Jolyon Palmer...but Susie's time was about 0:0.020s faster. :) She went 19 laps,Palmer went 26 laps. Good job Susie!

 

 

 

picture credits: zimbio.com

Monaco grand prix 2015

Some pics from Amber fashion charity in Monaco.

picture credits: zimbio.com

Spanish grand prix 2015

Susie finished on first free practise on 14 th place with time 01:29.708 s.Her time in comparison with her team-mate's Felipe Massa's time is just about 0.887 seconds slower and she did 22 laps.I think Susie did today nice job :) For few minutes during the FP1 I thought that she will be in top 10...

Gpupdate.net writed this in their article "Wolff enjoys return to Formula 1 cockpit":
"Every time you go out, you learn so much," said Wolff.

"When I did my quickest lap I had a moment in Turn 3, and that cost me three tenths which was a bit frustrating, but ultimately I was focusing on consistency because it was a nine-lap run.

"I could have done some things better; my quickest lap could have been better, but it's always trying to find that middle ground because the car has to be back in one piece.

"You've also got to make sure that you get the data that the team needs, because ultimately this impacts on Saturday and Sunday.

"Overall it was great to be back out there and so good to get more experience."

by gpupdate.net

 

Here are some pics from FP1 on Spanish gp:

 

 

picture credits: zimbio.com

Susie on free practise - Spanish grand prix 2015

After time,Susie will be finally again on free practise and this season it will be 2 times! She will drive on FP1 on Spanish gp.I could not wait but tomorrow is friday! When I heard about that Susie will drive on free practises on Spanish and British GPs this season,it maked me very happy and still I'm! Let's remind FPs with Susie last season: On British grand prix Susie did just 4 laps.She has been 21 mins on track and nearly 9 seconds off the pace.Her fw36 had technical problem with oil pressure...German grand prix has been more successful.She was just about 0.227 thousandths slower than her team mate Felipe Massa! But here she had also problem in 1st lap- the car stuck in 1st gear. 

 

Susie's times on FPs (2014)

British grand prix: 21st place- 01:44.212

German grand prix: 15th place- 01:20.769

                                                                                                             

video by Williams F1 team:

"Susie Wolff makes F1 history at the British grand prix"

(2014)

 

Susie I wish you good luck tomorrow! Enjoy it! I hope your fw37 won't have technical problems!

 

picture credits: zimbio.com

Susie on magazine covers

They are two magazine covers with Susie from 2014.Susie is so beautiful as always.More articles with covers will be soon.

The weekly review

- February 2014

 

Wiener

- September 2014

Susie on Bahrain GP (2015)

Here are some pics from practise and qualifying.Susie is as commentator for austrian tv channel also now from Bahrain.I don't understand german but I love her voice :)

credits: Getty Images,zimbio.com

Behind the scenes with Susie on DTM Nürburgring (2012)

Enjoy :)

Studio 1B photoshoot (2011)

Today I decided to write article about Susie's photoshoot from 2011.Studio 1B on their web writed: "Susie Stoddart is one of the world’s top female racing drivers, she is used to racing at 180mph…wow! I’m sure she could give Lewis Hamilton a run for his money. Girl Power all the way!!"
I think Studio 1B did vey good job,they did very nice photos.I like it! Enjoy these photos! :)

 

picture credits: www.studio1b.co.uk

DTM: 2009 season (4th part)

Susie's 4th season continued with Persson motorsport team.Her new team mate was Jamie Green.On Hockenheimring she has been retired for damage caused be Gary Paffet.Susie finished season on 17th place.

Drivers championship standings:
1.Gary Paffett
2.Timo Scheider
3.Mattias Ekström
4.Paul di Resta
5.Bruno Spengler
6.Martin Tomczyk
7.Jamie Green
8.Tom Kristensen 
9.Oliver Jarvis
10.Markus Winkelhock
11.Ralf Schumacher 
12.Maro Engel
13.Mike Rockenfeller
14.Alexandre Premat 
15.Mathias Lauda
16.Katherine Legge
17.Susie Wolff
18.Tomas Kostka
19.Christian Bakkerud
20.Johannes Seidlitz

 

picture credits: motorsport.com wikipedia.com