With the forthcoming opening round of GT Cup commencing this coming weekend at Donington Park, Formula Woman Anushriya Gulati (India), Sara Misir (Jamaica), Erika Hoffmann (Canada) and Jodie Sloss (Scotland) has opted to miss the opening round in favour of an intensive testing programme.
Formula Woman and DTO Motorsport have decided to further prepare the winners of the 2022 Formula Woman competition starting on Tuesday 12th April at Donington Park.
The winners who have been recently testing in the Formula Woman Trade Centre BMW’s and Formula Woman Project 8 Jaguars, will be using the DTO Motorsport prepared McLarens which are now entered in the 2022 GT Cup Championship.
Graeme Glew founder and CEO of Formula Woman commented, “We want our drivers to be as well prepared as possible, so we have devised a test programme with DTO Motorsport and we expect them to be race-ready very soon.”
“Our drivers agree that this is the best approach, and they are looking forward to the testing programme, which of course will give them much more confidence at their first race meeting.”
The six Formula Woman drivers were selected through an International Competition where 960 women with little or no racing experience were put through various tests including simulator, karting, fitness, mind coaching and ice driving in Sweden to become drivers in the 2022 GT Cup Championship.
Drivers
Anushriya Gulati (India) ,Sara Misir (Jamaica), Erika Hoffmann (Canada), Jodie Sloss (Scotland)
Reserve Drivers
Steph Sore (England) and Amy Riley (England)