By Editor on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 Susie Wolff has vowed to continue her 'step by step' progress towards the F1 grid. Last year just a development driver, Williams has ramped up the 30-year-old Scot's programme for 2013, and earlier this month she was bestowed the honour of debuting the new FW35 during an aerodynamic test. Revealing that Bernie Ecclestone is 'massively pushing' for a woman to join the exclusively-male grid in the near future, Wolff said her next goal is to obtain an FIA super license. That is the mandatory credential to be allowed to drive during a grand prix weekend, including holding the status as an official stand-in ‘reserve' driver. 'Things are going...
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