The females-only sport revolved around 5 teams (ART Grand Prix, Campos Racing, Rodin Carlin, MP Motorsport and Prema Racing), all with experience within F2 and 3 to form a 15 driver grid to compete in a series of races across the globe. The sport was created to ease the transition of karting to single seater racing, particularly for women, who are less acknowledged within the sport - the F1 grid as of 2023 consists of all males, without a female racer participating in over 40 years. With races in 7 destinations, the championship will hopefully gain popularity and expand, under the leadership of managing director Susie Wolff.

Unfortunately, the races are not streamed live, however the F1 academy twitter is regularly updated throughout each race, and after, a 15 minute programme is made available to all broadcasters with F1 Academy right, including Sky in the UK, and ESPN in the USA. Content is also made available in Australia through Fox Sports, Foxtel Go, and Kayo, while on RTBF and RTBF Auvio in Belgium. Race content can also be viewed on: