W Series cancels the rest of its season due to lack of funding.
The W Series’ recent efforts to secure additional backing in order to complete its third season have been unsuccessful. As a result, the open-wheel championship created to advance female drivers through the sport has wound down its year with three races left on the calendar and named points leader Jamie Chadwick as champion.
"It's with both great sadness and frustration that we announce that our much-anticipated final three races of the 2022 season in Austin and Mexico City will not go ahead,” she confirmed. “As a start-up in only our third season of racing, we are always working hard to ensure regularity of funding as we continue to grow our business, but due to recent unforeseen circumstances outside of W Series' control, we had not been in receipt of contracted funds due to us.
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