Susie Wolff: Last News

Lexi Carson The female drivers of Formula 1’s F1 Academy have a docuseries about them currently in the works at Netflix courtesy of Reese Witherspoon’s production company, Hello Sunshine Variety has learned exclusively that the docuseries, which was announced as being in development last year, is now in production will be available to stream globally on Netflix in 2025. No network or streamer was attached at the time of the original announcement.

Toto Wolff, 50, has been married to Susie Wolff, 39, since 2011 and the couple share a son together. However, Toto was previously married to ex-wife Stephanie, with Toto calling theirs a "patchwork family" who work as a unit.Toto was married to Stephanie for ten years and the pair had two children together.In an unearthed interview from 2017, Toto gave a rare insight into the blended families.He said: "I am in the very lucky situation that we are a true ‘patchwork family'."Susie is the centre of pulling that all together – and my former wife Stephanie."Both put the wellbeing of the kids above their own."I’ve been together with Susie now for eight years and my kids have always been a very important part of that relationship."And Stephanie, the mum of my kids, handled it in the same way."Now we spend Christmas and holidays together.

The newly-formed Warner Bros Discovery Sports is launching The Power Of Sport, a cross-platform magazine show that will run for 18 weeks in Europe. Premiering May 4 on Eurosport 1, discovery+ and Eurosport’s digital platform, the show looks to take fans deeper into human stories and issues in a “bold and powerful” take on the sporting week.

Naman Ramachandran The Warner Bros. Discovery Sports network is launching a cross-platform weekly sports show featuring leading names on May 4.“The Power of Sport,” an 18-week magazine show, will look towards the week of sport ahead while also accessing Warner Bros.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAuthor, producer and founder of the Phenomenal Woman Action Campaign, Meena Harris will lead a new documentary film “In Her Element.”The 30-minute film, from Reese Witherspoon’s media company Hello Sunshine and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, features three female pioneers using technology to advance their fields while inspiring the next generation of women to join them in breaking through barriers. Harris will lead the conversations, and joining her are Aisha Bowe, a rocket scientist, Laura Escudé, a music engineer, and Susie Wolff, team principal for a professional racing team.Kate Kunath is on board to direct.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Susie Wolff insists husband Toto is as much of a sparring partner as a mentor as she looks to extend her own motorsport legacy.Toto often takes the headlines for his stewardship of Lewis Hamilton and the Mercedes team in F1.But over the last three years, Susie has been building a motorsport dynasty of her own, as she leads the Venturi team in Formula E.She heads to ExCel Centre for this weekend's London E-Prix, the penultimate weekend, with her driver Edoardo Mortara right in the title mix, sitting fourth in the championship, just nine points off British table-topper Sam Bird.But she's also fighting to have bragging rights in her own household, with Toto having a vested interest in the