Susie Wolff has slammed suggestions an all-female version of formula one should be launched. Alarmed at the current state of the sport he built, F1 supremo Ecclestone has been full of ideas in Sepang, such as allocating points for qualifying and mixing up the grids. And according to Britain's Mirror newspaper, the 84-year-old's next idea is a separate F1 series only for women. But Susie Wolff, the female test driver for Williams, blasted: 'It's most definitely not the right way forward. 'First of all, I don't know where you'd find a full grid of female drivers who are good enough,' said the 32-year-old. 'Secondly, I have raced my whole career in motor sport as a normal competitor. Why...
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