Only woman in F1 race weekend
Susie Wolff is one of the only — possibly the only — women ever to drive an F1 car on track during a race weekend, doing so as a development driver for Williams.
Snapshot · Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Susie Wolff (Managing Director of F1 Academy)
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Jun 24, 2026
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Dax opens by noting the wordplay: 'We got a fox in today, but her name is Wolf.' He and Monica gush about Susie's coolness, calling her 'the coolest person on Earth' and 'a blessing on planet Earth.' Dax sets the scene for new listeners: Susie is one of the only women ever to drive an F1 car during a race weekend, her husband is Toto Wolff, and she is reliably half a second faster than him no matter what cheating he attempts. Her memoir 'Driven' is flagged as essential listening. Two sponsor segments follow: American Beverage promotes Good2Know, a transparent database of over 140 beverage ingredients, and Quince promotes its European linen shirts and essentials at 50–80% below comparable brand prices.
Half-second faster than Toto every time
Toto Wolff reportedly cannot beat Susie on a racetrack no matter what he does — including cheating with different tyres and ballast in her car.
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