Susie Wolff made history at Silverstone earlier this year when she became the first female driver to participate in an official Grand Prix session since 1992 - a landmark she followed up on with an accomplished showing at Hockenheim, where she was just two-tenths slower than Williams team mate Felipe Massa.Wolff may be breaking down stereotypes - and inspiring a new generation of female racers - but insists it is her performance, rather than her gender, on which she must be judged...Q: Susie, is driving a Formula One car better than driving anything else in the world? And is there a female view to it?Susie Wolff: I don't think that there is a male or female perspective on driving a Formula...
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