Scottish racing driver who drove in Formula One practice sessions for Williams. She later ran the Venturi Formula E team and became managing director of F1 Academy.
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Susie Wolff 17
1982Susie Wolff born in ObanSusie Stoddart is born in Oban, Scotland, where her parents run a motorcycle shop.
1990Susie Wolff starts kartingAt eight, Stoddart begins karting and later wins British awards.
2001Susie Wolff moves to single-seatersStoddart races in Formula Renault.
2005Susie Wolff races in British F3Stoddart's season is cut short by an ankle injury.
2006Susie Wolff joins the DTMStoddart races German touring cars for Mercedes teams until 2012.
2011Susie Wolff marries Toto WolffStoddart marries the future Mercedes team principal.
2012Susie Wolff joins WilliamsWolff becomes a Williams development driver.
2014Susie Wolff drives in Formula One practiceAt Silverstone, Wolff is the first woman in an F1 race weekend since 1992.
2015Susie Wolff retiresWolff stops racing.
2016Susie Wolff co-founds Dare to be DifferentWolff starts a programme to get girls into motorsport.
2017Susie Wolff appointed MBEWolff is honoured in the New Year Honours.
2018Susie Wolff runs Venturi in Formula EWolff becomes team principal and later CEO.
2023Susie Wolff takes over F1 AcademyWolff becomes managing director of the all-female series.
2023Susie Wolff faces an FIA inquiryThe FIA drops a conflict-of-interest inquiry into the Wolffs within 48 hours.
2024Susie Wolff sues the FIAWolff files a legal complaint in France over the inquiry.
2025Susie Wolff publishes DrivenWolff publishes a memoir.
2026Susie Wolff wins the Vital Voices awardWolff receives the Vital Voices Icon Award.