Going forward, the big message is that I am extremely confident that W Series will be here next year.” “We could have kept it on for a couple of weeks, but we just had to make a pragmatic call today. “We believed up until last weekend there was a possibility for us to get to Austin, and we’ve just had to call it, because obviously there are deadlines on payments and things that need to be done.
“We’ve had offers from a number of people, but the problem is getting money in doesn’t happen at the shake of a money tree, and people have got to go through due diligence,” said W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir, as per Autosport. It’s been life changing and I am so grateful to everyone that has been involved and supported me to this point 🙏🏻 We all wanted to finish this season on track but I am very proud to be a 3x Champion 🏆 /YBt2EVt5FJ The hope is that this will not be the end of the W Series, with the competition focused on securing the funding which will allow it to return for 2023 and beyond.įirstly I want to thank for the opportunity they have given me. Recently though it became apparent that the W Series was battling with funding issues, owing substantial sums to creditors.Īnd it has now been confirmed that the United States and Mexican rounds, which were scheduled to conclude the 2022 season, will not take place. The all-female series, which uses Formula 3 machinery, has been seen as a hugely positive addition to the Formula 1 support schedule in the bid to boost the opportunities for female racers, with an ultimate goal of helping to create a pathway into Formula 1. The fears have come true for the W Series as financial issues mean that the 2022 season will not be completed.
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