Women Drivers in the DTM: the "Masters" years

Susie Wolff (then Stoddart) and Vanina Ickx

The DTM was revived in 2000, after its earlier incarnation folded, as the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters. It was now a silhouette series, with cars based on production models. 

The new DTM attracted strong driving talent, and in recent years, it has become a favoured championship for teamless Formula One drivers and World Endurance Championship regulars, with some younger specialists. Female drivers have not done as well as before, and have been less present. This may change in the future.

1997-1999 

No championship held

2000-2005 

No female entrants

2006

Vanina Ickx - Audi A4 DTM (Futurecom TME) - unplaced

Susie Wolff - AMG Mercedes C-Class  (Mücke Motorsport) - unplaced

2007

Vanina Ickx - Audi A4 DTM (Futurecom TME) - unplaced

Susie Wolff - AMG Mercedes C-Class  (TV Spielfilm AMG Mercedes) - umplaced

2008

Katherine Legge - Audi A4 DTM (Futurecom TME) - unplaced

Susie Wolff - AMG Mercedes C-Class  (Persson Motorsport) - unplaced

2009

Katherine Legge - Audi A4 DTM (Abt Sportsline) - unplaced

Susie Wolff - AMG Mercedes C-Class  (Persson Motorsport) - unplaced

2010

Susie Wolff - AMG Mercedes C-Class  (Persson Motorsport) - 13th

Katherine Legge - Audi A4 DTM (Team Rosberg) - unplaced

2011

Rahel Frey - Audi A4 DTM (Team Phoenix) - unplaced

Susie Wolff - AMG Mercedes C-Class  (Persson Motorsport) - unplaced

2012

Rahel Frey - Audi A5 DTM (Audi Sport Team Abt) - 19th

Susie Wolff - AMG Mercedes C-Coupe  (Persson Motorsport) - unplaced

2013-2020 

No female entrants

2021

Sophia Floersch - Audi R8 LMS (Abt Sportsline) - 18th

Esmee Hawkey - Lamborghini Huracan (T3 Motorsport) - 20th

2022

Esmee Hawkey - Lamborghini Huracan (T3 Motorsport) - team withdrawn

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