W Series racers have been briefed about the all-female championship's financial difficulties amid concerns that this weekend's Singapore round could be the last, double champion Jamie Chadwick said on Thursday. The series, which was set up in 2019 with the aim of helping women get into Formula 1, had net liabilities of 7.5 million pounds ($8.29 million) at the end of 2021, according to accounts filed with Companies House on Sept. 5. Britain's Daily Telegraph reported that the cash crunch had left the series owing 'significant sums' to contractors. 'When we were all briefed about the situation, it´s really cool to see how much the series means to everyone,' championship leader Chadwick,...
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