Such a fine line for a driver trying to be confident but also realistic of their ability behind the wheel. I'm glad Jamie is constantly working to increase both areas to give herself the best preparation for whatever car she may drive long term

I wish Jamie Chadwick great success!

I sure hope Jamie impresses with her Indycar test. My 6 year old daughter was curious what I was watching, so I explained that Jamie was a race car driver. Her response was "but I thought racing was only for boys". Hopefully Jamie helps to end this demoralizing perception.

As a Brit who wants to see more women in racing, Jamie is a great ambassador.

I'm glad to see that Jamie has had the time and will have the time to develop her skills for an IndyCar debut season. I hope she will be able to join the fraternity/sorority of drivers and women who have been IndyCar regulars. No other form of motorsport has had as many successful women drivers as IndyCar, other than the NHRA.

Jamie's clarification that the F1 Academy was up and running while the W Series was still going reminds me a little of women's professional basketball here in the U.S. The first league that started here was called the ABL, and it ran during the regular basketball season and had to compete directly against women's college basketball, the NBA, and men's college basketball. The WNBA then started up a little later, was owned by the NBA, and ran during the summertime so that it didn't have to compete directly against other basketball. Although the WNBA won out in the end, many of the players and old-time fans still feel that the ABL was the better-run league, and were disappointed that it was only around for those first few years. I would love to see an F1 Academy race in person at some point and am glad to see that Jamie is doing well in IndyNXT.

Hope the test at Barber goes well Jaime!  I'm sure you'll nail it and just be smooth with the power and braking.  Out of interest why isn't there power steering on an Indycar?