Mercedes boss Toto Wolff reckons that his wife Susie, a former Williams development driver, had the ability to race in F1, but the British outfit "never dared" give her a race seat. The Austrian's better half, née Susie Stoddart, had started to learn her trade in single seaters, racing in Formula Renault and in British Formula 3 before landing in German DTM series in which she competed from 2006 to 2011 for Mücke Motorsport and Persson Motorsport. In 2012, Susie Wolff was signed up by Williams as a development driver, but her big day came in 2014 when she was handed an FP1 outing at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone where she became the first female to take part in an...
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