Red Bull chief Christian Horner believes it is "only a matter of time" before a female driver returns to the Formula 1 grid.Last year Williams development driver Susie Wolff became the first woman to take part in an official session in over 20 years when she drove at the Silverstone Young Driver Test, while the late Maria de Villota served as a test driver for Marussia. Italy's Giovanna Amati was the last female to compete in a grand prix weekend, failing to qualify for three events in 1992, and although Horner doesn't think there is yet a woman driver of sufficient quality ready to join the grid, the Red Bull Team Principal reckons the next generation of young stars could provide...
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