The Formula Female World Championship is a female-only one-make single-seater series, conceived as a development program for female drivers and also as a feeder series for F1RWRS.
The winner of each season will also win a sponsorship contract with the Women Drivers Association (WDA) worth 100 credits for her first year in F1RWRS. This sum can be kept for two seasons after departing Formula Female in other intermediate categories.
Also, the Top 3 lady drivers each season will be granted Reject licences to be able to participate in F1RWRS.
Note: I've talked to Aerond about this and this is the result. I'm very happy, to say the least!

This Championship features 16 races all over the world. So, feel free to enter your ladies here - if you're running a team yourself or simply as a driver manager doesn't matter! If you want to join in, just follow the entry regulations below and you're ready to go!
1.) Entering a Team
Please pick a team name. Either sign up as a whole new organisation or create yet another branch of your usual RWRS operation. Whichever you prefer.
In this one-make series, the chassis we'll use is the P222 I've posted a while ago in my template thread.
The standard engine for this series is the Ford R-TEC V8 Twin Turbo (currently 770 bhp, 10.800 rpm, 1.5 litre, 3.5 bar). No need to look it up, it's a fictional one.

Please also name your Team Principal, which is your alias in this series. Male, female, anything goes, but he / she has to be fictional!
2.) Choose your drivers
You need 2 drivers. Maybe even a test / reserve driver, if you're going flat out, but the latter is not mandatory. If two (or more) teams should want to hire the same driver, the RNG / D20 will determine, which contract said driver will sign.
Only enter female drivers, who aren't commited to any other duty in 2017!
A little bit of background info on your drivers would also be nice. Age, experience, number of pole-positions, number of race-wins, races driven in total, etc. Doesn't need to be an essay, but at least enough that I understand with whom I'm dealing here.
3.) Ladies and Gentlemen, start your engines!
After following all instructions above, please fit everything into the official entry format below:
Team:
Team Principal:
Driver #1:
Driver #2:
Test / Reserve Driver:
Basic in-game regulations
Car Numbers
For the inaugural season, numbers will be given by date of entry. Since there is no drivers champion yet, number 1 remains unused, as will be number 13 for obvious reasons.
After this season, re-entering teams will receive car numbers according to their final standing in the previous championship.
Pre-Qualification
There will be no pre-qualification in this series, no matter how many teams are going to enter.
Qualification
A qualifying session is held before each race. All drivers recording a lap time outside 105 % of the pole-position are not qualified and may not enter the race.
The maximum size of each grid is 30 cars or 15 teams. Only the 30 fastest drivers will be allowed to enter a Grand Prix, everyone else counts as DNQ.
Race
No points are awarded for fastest lap or pole position. Points are awarded to those who finish at least 90 % of the race distance.
The point system: 10 - 7 - 5 - 3 - 2 - 1
There are also 6 different in-game weather conditions:
dry, warm (sunny or overcast)
dry, cold (sunny or overcast)
rainy, warm
rainy, cold
heavy rain, warm
heavy rain, cold
All of these play a prominent role on performance. Weather conditions can change during a qualifying or a race.
I won't be crowning a reject of the race all the time, only when a driver or a team does something incredibly stupid. I know, announcing a ROTR is common here, but I really don't consider finishing dead last in a race as utterly rejectful. Everyone has a bad day sooner or later. But that shouldn't stop you from announcing a ROTR each time you feel like it!
The (provisional) official race calendar
Pre-season tests - Spain (Catalunya / March, 12th)
Round 01 - Brazil (Rio de Janeiro / March, 26th)
Round 02 - Argentina (San Luis / April, 9th)
Round 03 - South Africa (Kyalami old layout / April, 23rd)
Round 04 - Belgium (Spa Francorchamps / May, 7th)
Mid-season tests - Belgium (Zolder / May, 14th)
Round 05 - France (Le Castellet / May, 21st)
Round 06 - Monte Carlo (Monaco / June, 4th)
Round 07 - Spain (Catalunya / June, 18th)
Round 08 - Portugal (Estoril / June, 25th)
Mid-season tests - Portugal (Estoril / July, 2nd)
Round 09 - Canada (Montreal / July, 9th)
Round 10 - USA East (Detroit / July, 23rd)
Round 11 - USA West (Long Beach / August, 6th)
Round 12 - Great Britain (Silverstone / August, 20th)
Mid-season tests - Great Britain (Silverstone / August, 27th)
Round 13 - Italy (Monza / September, 3rd)
Round 14 - Germany (Nürburgring / September, 17th)
Round 15 - Japan (Suzuka / Oktober, 1st)
Round 16 - Australia (Adelaide / Oktober, 15th)
Important tools for the player (please read carefully!)
1.) Drivers
1.1.) Team Order
You can set your drivers to First and Second Driver. Internally this means, when they happen to finish 1-2 in a race, your Second Driver has to let your First Driver pass, if she's in front at that time. This is called Team Order and it's totally legal in this game.
If you don't like Team Order, simply say so in your post and both of your drivers will get the code "X", which means, you treat them both equally.
1.2.) Level of Aggressiveness (LoA)
Your drivers can be set to 3 different levels: Aggressive (AGG), Moderate (MOD) and Defensive (DEF). If you don't do so, they'll always race at Moderate.
Aggressive (AGG) - Your driver will attack wherever possible and go to her and the cars limit in each race. Chance of driver errors and accidents is at maximum.
Moderate (MOD) - The default setting. Your driver will attack and defend if necessary. She will rarely go to her or the cars limit. Chance of driver errors and accidents is at normal.
Defensive (DEF) - Your driver will never attack on her own and only defend her current position. She'll never go to her or the cars limit. Chance of driver errors or accidents is at zero.
Unlike old PC games, you don't need to change the LoA before each race. Most of the time Moderate (MOD) will work perfectly for you. This also doesn't mean, that the settings are to be taken literally. Even if you set one driver to DEF, she will attack the car in front of her, if she really really gets the chance to do it safely.
I will also post your driver settings in the entry-post (down below), so that you can easily find and change them. The code I'll use looks either like this:
Car #13: Rahel Frey (1 / AGG)
Car #14: Natacha Gachnang (2 / MOD)
This means, that your drivers are set at First and Second Driver. Rahel is set a Aggressive (AGG) and Natacha at Moderate (MOD).
Or like this:
Car #13: Rahel Frey (X / AGG)
Car #14: Natacha Gachnang (X / MOD)
Same as the first example, only this time "X" indicates, that both drivers are treated equally by their teams.

1.3.) Firing and hiring drivers
There is no real rule for this. Fire whoever you like whenever you like. Of course, new drivers will need at least one race (or a test session) to get into their new job.
If you sack someone during the season, but realize later that she wasn't as bad as you thought and try to re-hire said driver, there is at least a 50 % chance, she denies that offer, because she was fired in the first place. I usually decide this by throwing a six-sided dice.
1.3.1.) Hiring already employed drivers
Players can also try to lure employed drivers into their teams. This is decided by a random throw of the D20 under certain circumstances. E.g. luring a driver, who is currently in a top team, into your backmarker team is going to be a lot more difficult than "stealing" from your immediate rivals.

2.) The Upgrade System
Teams can upgrade the chassis. Engines, tyres and fuel can't be upgraded by the team itself, but from season to season the manufacturers will upgrade their products automatically.
This game works with so-called "Constructor's Points" (CP in short) instead of credits. Each team starts with 20 CP into the inaugural season. Drivers earn CP for the team by finishing a race under certain conditions:
Positions 1 - 10 = 1 CP
Positions 11 - 20 = 2 CP
Positions 21 and below = no CP awarded
DNQ, DSQ or DNF = no CP awarded
The CP can also be transferred from one season to the next.
You can spend your CP on three different packages during the season:
A small upgrade costs 2 CP
A medium upgrade costs 6 CP
A large upgrade costs 10 CP
You can't go higher than 10, but you can buy as many large upgrades during a season as you want (or as you can pay for). You can only upgrade one car at a time. If you spend 6 CP for a medium upgrade, you must declare which of your two cars shall be upgraded. So, if you want to give both cars a medium upgrade, you must invest 12 CP!
You must also declare, in which way the car shall be upgraded. You can either upgrade Qualifying-Performance or Race-Performance. So, if you want to spend 6 CP for a medium qualifying upgrade, it again only upgrades one car. Both cars upgraded costs 12 CP, and if you want to upgrade both qualifying performance and race performance on both cars at the same time, you'll have to invest 24 CP.
All these upgrades have immediate effect and will always improve the car. I figured, the system is complicated and expensive enough already. It doesn't need a frustration factor.
The official entry list
Team: Aeroracing Junior Women Racing Team (Aeroracing JWRT)
Team Principal: Penelope McAllister (Phoenix)
Car #0: Shizuka Otuka (X / MOD)
Car #2: Alexia Kane (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Erica Battaglia
Team: Voeckler GPE
Team Principal: Séraphine Voeckler (Biscione)
Car #3: Natalia Valenti (X / MOD)
Car #4: Adélaide Voeckler (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Zénaide Voeckler
Team: Marlboro Henry Ford
Team Principal: Carl Henry (mike robers)
Car #7: Jessica Peterson (X / MOD)
Car #8: Payson Keller (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Dove Rooney
Team: Airwaves Nebula Grand Prix
Team Principal: Jacques Couteau (Ataxia)
Car #9: Katie Lea Winter (X / MOD)
Car #10: Karen Cassidy (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Carmela Álvarez Torrente
Team: Atreides Racing
Team Principal: Paul Herbert (tristan1117)
Car #11: Veronica Asimov (X / MOD)
Car #12: TBA
Test / Reserve Driver: TBA
Team: United Saver Developments
Team Principal: Andreas Klopp (SeedStriker)
Car #14: Sasha Hawke (X / MOD)
Car #15: Etsuko Hayase (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Anna Callaway
Team: Foxdale Auto Racing Team
Team Principal: Pippa Mann (dr-baker)
Car #20: Laura Wener (X / MOD)
Car #21: Laura Hamilton (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: TBA
Team: West Ford France
Team Principal: Mikael Valerian (Normal32)
Car #22: Juana Romero (X / MOD)
Car #23: Guadalupe Alvarez Reina (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Faiza Nissany
Team: Equipe Fantomette
Team Principal: Joaquim Alcantara (FantometteBR)
Car #24: Zélia do Nascimento (X / MOD)
Car #25: Ingeborg Junghans (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: TBA
Team: Peak Motorsport
Team Principal: Craig Harris (V8fan12)
Car #26: Chelsie Knight (X / MOD)
Car #27: Skye Summers (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Madison Shaw
Team: Plus One Women's Engineering
Team Principal: Herrmann Mann (pasta_maldonado)
Car #34: Polly Whitechapel (X / MOD)
Car #35: Seres Adél (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: TBA
Team: Equipe Bernard Leclercq
Team Principal: Bernard Leclercq (go_Rubens)
Car #41: TBA
Car #42: Sarah Bellamy (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: Chloé Henri
Team: Hydook Racing Team
Team Principal: Mirko Bosevic (Pointrox)
Car #62: Milica Bosevic (X / MOD)
Car #63: Kyoko Katayama (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: TBA
Team: Loyer Racing Technologies
Team Principal: Herbert Loyer (Hermann95)
Car #94: Anna Katharina "A.K." Wolf (X / MOD)
Car #95: Dorien Lamberigts (X / MOD)
Test / Reserve Driver: TBA
This list will be kept up-to-date over the course of this season.
Should there be any more questions, feel free to ask!
Next up will be the list of available liveries, but that shouldn't stop any of you from signing up right away! Also, this is my very first attempt on a canon series. Mistakes are bound to happen, so please be a little patient with me.
