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Get started today at constant contact.com. As the sun rose over the racetrack, the roar of the engines electrified the air. The F1 Academy drivers lined their cars up in their grid

positions, ready to go.

Susie Wolf looked over the races with pride.

She remembered the adrenaline rush of sitting in the driver's seat.

She knew just how much time and effort each of the women had put in to earn their slot.

As the seconds ticked down, the drivers checked their pedals and readied their hands on the wheels.

The whirring engines and the cheers of the crowd echoed in Susie's ears.

Everyone watched as the starting lights turned on.

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The lights went off and so did the racers, their cars flying down the surface. The race was on. I'm Ariana Bravo and I'm a Formula One presenter and this is Good Night

stories for Rebel Girls.

A fairy tale podcast about the real life rebel women who inspire us.

On this episode, Susie Wolf, racing driver and advocate for women in Formula One Racing. Susie Wolf was born in Oban, a small coastal town in Scotland.

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