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F1 - The ladies behind the British Grand Prix

09.07.16
Almost 150 female marshals and officials are working behind-the-scenes at this weekend’s F1 British Grand Prix, helping to ensure the safe and successful running of UK motor sport’s headline event at Silverstone.
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Their roles range from Trackside Flag and Incident Marshals to Technical Scrutineers and the fast response Medical Extraction Unit.

The MSA celebrated their invaluable contribution with a special photo call on the track this evening (Friday 8 July).

FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting and Deputy Race Director Herbie Blash joined the ladies gathered on the grid in a show of support by the world governing body.

Herbie Blash said: “I would like to say a huge thank you to all the volunteers who give up their time for the sport. It’s great to see so many women coming into all areas of the sport in the UK, and in particular the passion and dedication shown by the volunteers is fantastic. We really hope that this example can be followed worldwide so that more women are encouraged to get involved not just in Britain but across the globe.”