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McLaren sign Bustamante as first female for driver development programme

McLaren has announced that F1 Academy racer Bianca Bustamante has joined the team as its first female member of the British marque's driver development programme. The 18-year-old driver from the Philippines made her single-seater debut in 2022 becoming the W Series top rookie the same year. In 2023, she featured on the inaugural F1 Academy […]
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