Susie Wolff-Stoddart

Susie Wolff (maiden name: Stoddart; born 6 December 1982 in Oban) is a British racing driver from Scotland.
She has progressed through the ranks of motorsport, starting off in karting, then moving up to Formula
Renault (where her best result was a 5th place in the championship in 2004)
and Formula 3 (18th in the championship in 2005) before moving to the DTM in 2006 to compete for Mercedes-Benz.
In 2012 she was signed by the Williams Formula One team to work as a development driver.

She now lives in Ermatingen, Switzerland where she in 2011 married Toto Wolff, executive director of the Mercedes AMG
Petronas Formula One Team, former stockholder from the Williams Formula one team and parttime racer.

In 2014, Susie was the first woman to take part in a Formula One race weekend in 22 years, at the British Grand Prix, at Silverstone during the Friday practice.
For 2015 she was an official test driver for the Williams F1 Team.
By the end of 2015 she retired from racing.

She now is a ambassador for woman in Motorsport and therefore founder of

And she is a analyst for Channel 4's F1 coverage.

Here you will find the models I am collecting from her.


Spark (No number) Mini helmets 1:8 Right: 2014 (Signed by Susie) Left: 2013 ---------- Official Fanclub Member: 0093

Minchamps (Conversion) Porsche 911 GT3 Cup "Autosport" Porsche Carrera Cup GB 2005 Best Result: Brands Hatch 7th place (Both races)

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 400073514) Mercedes Benz C-Class S. Stoddart DTM Test 2006 Pink mirrors The build

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 400073514) Mercedes Benz C-Class S. Stoddart DTM Test 2006 Green mirrors The build

Minichamps (400063422) Mercedes Benz C-Class S. Stoddart DTM 2006 Best Result: 9th Hockenheim2 Overall: 17th No points

Minichamps (B66962255) Mercedes Benz C-Class S. Stoddart DTM 2006 Dealer Edition

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 400063422) Mercedes Benz C-Class S. Stoddart DTM 2006 Lauzitsring: Friday practice in the rain (So converted with raintyres, a black splitter and a brakedisc)

Minichamps (400073514) Mercedes Benz C-Class S.Stoddart DTM 2007 Best Result: 10th Mugelo Overall: 20th No points

Minichamps (400083716) Mercedes Benz C-Class S.Stoddart DTM 2008 Best Result: 10th Norisring Overall: 18th No points

Minichamps (400093808) Mercedes Benz C-Class S.Stoddart DTM 2009 Best Result: 10th Norisring Oschersleben Overall: 16th No points

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 400093808) Mercedes Benz C-Class S.Stoddart DTM 2010 Best Result: 7th Lausitzring Hockenheim2 Overall: 13th 4 points

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 400093808) Mercedes Benz C-Class S.Stoddart DTM 2011 Drove this car until Hockenheim 2, where see got her new last name. Best Result: 11th Valencia Overall: No points

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 400093808) Mercedes Benz C-Class S.Wolff DTM 2011 Hockenheimring On Friday they put a "Just married!" on the rear window because of the marriege with Toto Wolff.

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 400093808) Mercedes Benz C-Class S.Wolff DTM 2011 Hockenheim 2 version Best Result: 15th Overall: No points

Spark (SG058) Mercedes Benz C-Coupe S.Wolff DTM 2012 Best Result: 12th Hockenheim1 Zandvoort Overall: No points

Minichamps (Conversion, used the 410120088) 2012 Williams F1 Team Williams FW34 Testcar Engine: Renault RS27- 2012 2.4 L (146 cu in) V8

Minichamps (Conversion) 2013 Williams F1 Team Williams FW35 Testcar Engine: Renault RS-RS27- 2013 2.4 L (146 cu in) V8

Spark (Conversion) 2014 Williams Martini Racing Williams FW36 Testcar Engine: Mercedes PU106A Hybrid 1.6 V6 t

Spark (Conversion) 2015 Williams Martini Racing Williams FW37 Testcar Engine: Mercedes PU106B Hybrid Turbo 1.6 V6

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