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Williams engineer on how TV show led to her F1 career

Wind tunnel engineer Christina Sullivan tells BBC Sport about her journey into Formula 1, from not knowing "anything about motorsport" to working in the Williams team after watching TV show Drive to Survive.

March 4, 2026 164 views
Williams engineer on how TV show led to her F1 career
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Wind tunnel engineer Christina Sullivan tells BBC Sport about her journey into Formula 1, from not knowing "anything about motorsport" to working in the Williams team after watching TV show Drive to Survive.

Originally published at BBC Sport

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