Jenner Racing will enter the all-women championship w🥃hich will support Formula 1 at eight weekends this yea𝐆r.

Jennerꦆ will oversee the♕ day-to-day running of the team with the new season kicking off in May in Miami.

The American has exp♚erience in motorsport having won a celebrity race at the Long Beach Grand Prix in 1979 before making her debut professionally at the 24 Hours of Daytona race as part of Jim Busby’s team.

She also competed in the IMSA Camel GT Championshi♕p as a driver for the Ford Motor Company and Jack Roush before making an appearance in the 1986 12 Hours🦄 of Sebring.

Speaking of the news, Jenner said: “As a believer in fair competition, a lover of motor racing, and a supporter of all women in 🎉sport from the grassroots to elite level, W Series ticks every box for me and is a fusioജn of the different aspects of my career. 

“A championship dedicated to inspiring young girls and giving women the chance to succeed in roles throughout what has traditionally been a male-dominated industry, W Series is chang💧ing the face of motorsport. As the series continues its rapid expansion with a truly inter🍒national cast of drivers and races, this was the perfect time to come on board. W Series had a global reach of more than half a billion viewers in 2021, and I am going out to the market to acquire sponsors that align with mine and W Series’ joint missions.  

“I watched on w🍨ith great excitement last year when W Series made its American debut in Austin, Texas, USA, where 🌌its drivers entertained 400,000 fans over the weekend at the Circuit of the Americas. In May, I will be beaming with pride when my Jenner Racing team starts its bid for W Series glory on motor racing’s greatest stage at the first race of season three in Miami, USA, in support of Formula 1. As has always been the case, I’m in it to win it.”