2017 Formula Female World Championship season
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The 2017 Formula Female World Championship season is the first season of the Formula Female World Championship. Organised and run by the Women Drivers Association, it is a female-only one-make single-seater series that serves as a development program for female drivers.
The series is intended to act as a feeder series to bring more women into the top levels of the motorsport ladder. The winner of each season will receive a sponsorship contract from the WDA to help secure a budget. Preliminary plans are in place to make the series a Reject License criteria, but this has yet to be confirmed by the F1RWRS commission.
Teams and drivers
| Team | # | Driver | Test/reserve driver |
|---|---|---|---|
 Marlboro Henry Ford
|
7 | Jessica Petersen
|
Dove Rooney
|
| 8 | Peyson Keller
| ||
| Atreides Racing | 11 |  Veronica Asimov
|
TBA |
| 12 | TBA | ||
 Union Saver Developments
|
14 |  Sasha Hawke
|
 Anna Callaway
|
| 15 |  Etsuko Hayase
| ||
 Foxdale Auto Racing Team
|
20 |  Laura Wener
|
TBA |
| 21 | Laura Hamilton
| ||
| Plus One Women's Engineering
|
TBA | Polly Whitechapel
|
TBA |
| TBA |  Seres Adél
| ||
 Airwaves Nebula Grand Prix
|
TBA | Katie Lea Winter
|
 Carmen Alvarez Torrente
|
| TBA | Karen Cassidy
| ||
 Peak Motorsport
|
TBA | Verna Klien
|
Skye Summers
|
| TBA | Chelsie Knight
| ||
| Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering
|
TBA |  Natalia Valenti
|
Adélaïde Voeckler
|
| TBA | Zénaïde Voeckler
| ||
| Équipe Fantomette
|
TBA |  Zelia do Nascimento
|
TBA |
| TBA | Ingeborg Junghans
| ||
| Équipe Bernard Leclercq
|
TBA | TBA | TBA |
| TBA | TBA | ||
| Loyer Racing Technologies
|
TBA | Anna Katharina Wolf
|
TBA |
| TBA |  Dorien Lamberigts
| ||
| Aeroracing Junior Women Team
|
TBA | Shizuka Otuka
|
Erica Battaglia
|
| TBA | Alexia Kane
| ||
| West Ford France
|
TBA |  Juana Romero
|
TBA |
| TBA | TBA |
Season overview
Testing
Pre-season
| Venue | Date | Fastest driver | Fastest team |
|---|---|---|---|
 Estoril Pre-Season Test
|
March 12th | ||
| Dijon-Prenois Mid-Season Test I
|
May 28th | ||
| Hockenheimring Mid-Season Test II
|
August 13th |
Calendar
| Event | Date | Venue | Pole position | Race winner | Winning team | ROTR | Championship leader | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Round of Brazil
|
March 26th | Rio de Janeiro | |||||
| 2 |  Round of South Africa
|
April 9th | Kyalami | |||||
| 3 | Round of Belgium
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April 23rd | Zolder | |||||
| 4 |  Round of Europe
|
May 7th | Imola | |||||
| 5 | Round of France
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May 21st | Le Castellet | |||||
| 6 | Round of Portugal
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June 4th | Estoril | |||||
| 7 | Round of Canada
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June 18th | Montreal | |||||
| 8 | Round of the United States - East
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June 25th | Detroit | |||||
| 9 | Round of the United States - West
|
July 9th | Dallas | |||||
| 10 | Round of Great Britain
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July 23rd | Silverstone | |||||
| 11 |  Round of Switzerland
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August 6th | Hockenheimring | |||||
| 12 |  Round of the Netherlands
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August 20th | Zandvoort | |||||
| 13 | Round of Italy
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September 3rd | Monza | |||||
| 14 | Round of Germany
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September 17th | Nurburgring | |||||
| 15 | Round of Japan
|
October 1st | Suzuka | |||||
| 16 |  Round of Australia
|
October 15th | Adelaide |
