Females. Tsk tsk.

[moriker]

I'm probably burning all bridges with Red Bull Singapore but really, their selection of the Formula Unas are ... er... dubious. And this latest article just supports my point.

Babes Get High On Speed

Let me bring to your attention this lady who happens to be from my school - Denyse Leong.

"Favourite driver: Kimi Raikkonen. Reason: It's intuitive and

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[smtfhw]

Sometimes I don't think motor racing has progressed at all and it's still in the dark ages, at least where women are concerned... I despair, really.

[moriker]

And I, despair along with you.

It's shameful 'incidents' like these where magazines, papers choose to publish articles interviewing women who can only look good but have got no knowledge whatsoever in terms of motorsports and get lauded as 'people in the circle' that cause such unfortunate stigmas to stay.

[smtfhw]

It's shameful 'incidents' like these where magazines, papers choose to publish articles interviewing women who can only look good but have got no knowledge whatsoever in terms of motorsports and get lauded as 'people in the circle' that cause such unfortunate stigmas to stay.

Sadly yes. I was talking earlier this year to Michele Quaife who works for Carlin (and was their F3 Team Manager for a couple of seasons) and she was pretty peeved about the situation, reckoning she and Vicky (who is one of their engineers) still suffer from stupid stereotyping and still have to be at least twice as good at their jobs as the guys.

[moriker]

I just visited your blog and saw that you're a motorhead too (and a very, even more obsessed one than I am :D ) What do you work as, if you don't mind me asking?