(© Ben Johnston 2015)
Williams Martini Racing Team test driver Susie Wolff have
called on Formula One’s governing body, the FIA to rethink the new Super
Licence criteria.
Under the new system which will be introduced from next
season Wolff will not be eligible for an FIA Super Licence despite the fact
that the Scot has completed over 1000KM for the Grove based outfit since 2012
due to the fact that she has not raced in other categories since racing in the
DTM.
The new system also means that that Mercedes AMG PETRONAS F1
Team’s Pascal Wehrlein will also not be eligible for the Super Licence despite
completing mileage in both a current Mercedes F1 car and Sahara Force India F1
car. Wolff was in action for the Williams Martini Racing Team on the opening
day of last weeks’ Barcelona test.
Wolff has ruled out the possibility of competing in another
racing category this season due to her current commitments with Williams Martini
Racing but may race in other categories in the future.
© Ben Johnston 2015
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