Résumé:
Prince Albert II and Camille Gottlieb celebrate International Women’s Sport Day at the Prince Albert II Car Collection, highlighting women’s careers in motorsport.
Histoire complète :
Prince Albert II and Camille Gottlieb celebrated the International Day of Women in Sport with a focus on motor racing at the Prince Albert II Car Collection. The event aimed to showcase the increasing involvement of women in a historically male-dominated sport. The initiative, supported by the Iron Dames and the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission, sought to inspire young girls in Monaco by presenting them with the various career opportunities available in motorsport. Prince Albert II and Camille Gottlieb attended the event, presenting a lifetime membership to the Automobile Club de Monaco to Michèle Mouton, a true legend in motor racing. The Prince of Monaco also authored the preface for the book “100 Years of Women: Motorsport & Monaco” by Nancy Heslin and Lacey Da Costa. This non-profit book highlights the achievements of women in motorsport and raises funds to support future generations of female talent in the field. Figures from the industry, including Delphine Biscaye and Michèle Mouton, spoke at the event, sharing their experiences to inspire the 120 young female attendees. Tiffaney Perlino, President of the ACM Women in Motorsport Commission, emphasized the importance of events like this in encouraging young girls to pursue careers in motorsport and promoting inclusion in the field.
Source:
Monaco Tribune
