Susie Wolff will get to drive in two free practice one sessions during the 2014 F1 season as part of an 'expanded' development driver role with the Williams F1 team.Susie joined the Grove-based outfit back in April 2012 and will now become the first female driver to compete in a F1 Grand Prix session in over two decades, building on her run in last year's Young Drivers Test at Silverstone.She will also continue to work in the Williams simulator to help further develop the Mercedes-powered FW36, which will be raced this year by former Ferrari man Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas.“I'm grateful for the support and belief Williams continue to show in me and 2014 promises to be a very...
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