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She’s in charge: At the F1 Miami Grand Prix, many top executive roles are held by women
The women leading the Miami race aren’t alone in their fields. At F1, the chief commercial officer is Emily Prazer and, until late last year, Sacha Woodward Hill had been there for nearly 30 years as the chief legal officer. But Miami stands out, said Susie Wolff, the managing director of F1 Academy — an all-female developmental racing series.
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Behind the scenes at Miami Grand Prix: NFL star Justin Jefferson says he's faster than F1 teamChase Sapphire invited me to a behind-the-scenes look at the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Thursday before the action kicks off ...
Formula One is back in the U.S. for Round 6 of the F1 season and the Miami Grand Prix. Oscar Piastri and his McLaren team ...
Famous and extremely rich men in their 20s, 30s and 45 (Fernando Alonso) who bounce around the world, driving super expensive performance cars, able to get into any restaurant or club they please and ...
Welcome to the Miami Grand Prix, America's Monaco. Wow. As you all read that sentence, I could almost hear the seizing up of ...
Then, fans come to Miami, which starkly contrasts with the Americanism of the stars and stripes at Austin’s Circuit of the ...
Millions of racing fans are expected to head to Hard Rock Stadium this weekend as final preparations are underway for the ...
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Nasdaq teams up with Mercedes ahead of Miami GPThe German outfit has partnered with the financial services corporation before this week's race at the Miami International ...
Max Verstappen skipped media day ahead of the Miami Grand Prix for the most important reason of all—becoming a father.
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