Driver Susie Wolff, team principal Claire Williams new F1 breed THE surprising thing about Sir Stirling Moss's recent remarks about women not having the mental strength to cope with wheel-to-wheel racing, was not their wildly sexist nature. After all, he was talking about Formula One, a sport where women in Lycra and PVC are still draped over drivers and cars, where the man in charge, Bernie Ecclestone, once remarked, "women should be dressed in white - like all other domestic appliances," and where the former world champion, Jenson Button, has argued that women could never drive because "a girl with big boobs would never be comfortable in the car.