Extra Than Equal has named 5 drivers to affix its growth programme alongside its present trio Ivonn Simeonova, Lana Flack and Skye Parker.
Alexia Danielsson, Amelia Wyszomirska, Gianna Pascoal, Julia Angelard and Zoe Florescu-Potolea have joined the programme geared toward growing elite feminine racing drivers after a expertise search and evaluation.
Extra Than Equal, based by Karel Komarek and David Coulthard, goals to seek out and develop the primary feminine System 1 world champion by offering a high-performance programme to help younger drivers with the potential to progress by means of the elite motorsport ranks.
The drivers are chosen in a data-driven world expertise rating system, mixed with assessments throughout driving efficiency, bodily functionality, psychological readiness and long-term growth potential.
Every driver receives technical and tactical teaching, plus bodily and psychological efficiency help, from coaches working in collaboration with efficiency specialists, impressed by profitable Olympic fashions at present in motion.
Alexia Danielsson, Amelia Wyszomirska, Gianna Pascoal, Julia Angelard and Zoe Florescu-Potolea be part of Extra Than Equal
Photograph by: Greater than Equal
The programme focuses on supporting drivers by means of the important transition from karting to single-seater racing.
“I’ve seen first-hand how important early growth is in motorsport,” Coulthard mentioned. “Extra Than Equal is about trying forward and constructing a pathway that creates alternative by means of preparation, construction and long-term growth, knowledgeable by information and proof.
“This work is about shaping what the way forward for the game can and will seem like, and we’re proud to help the following era of feminine drivers as they progress of their careers.”
“Constructing a sustainable pipeline of feminine expertise requires long run dedication and the fitting growth setting,” Tom Stanton, Extra Than Equal CEO, added.
“This consumption displays the rising depth of feminine expertise worldwide, strengthens our world programme, and reinforces our give attention to giving gifted drivers the preparation they should progress by means of the ranks.”
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