Susie Wolff's long-awaited grand prix weekend bow – the first for a female driver in two decades - proved to be over almost before it had even begun at Silverstone on Friday after a engine failure struck her Williams car after just four laps.The 31-year-old former DTM driver became just the six woman in F1 history, and the first since Italian Giovanna Amati attempted to qualify for three races in 1992, to take part in a race weekend when she took to the track in Practice One on the opening morning of the British GP.However, after weeks of build-up and preparation two years on from her first run in an F1 car at the same circuit, the luckless Scot completed just one full flying lap...
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