Internal Affairs Sue Baker, England judge of Women’s World Car of the Year, has left us Racing Driver Simona de Silvestro wins the WWCOTY Woman of Worth Award With the appointment of Nina Maria Weizenecker, from Germany, the number of WWCOTY motoring judges has now reached 60 Hanne Hattrem, from Norway, joins Women’s World Car of the Year The WWCOTY has signed up motoring journalist Liz Dobson, from New Zealand In Honor of Lou Ann Hammond who passed away Newsweek’s Senior Autos Editor, Eileen Falkenberg-Hull, joins WWCOTY Women’s World Car of the Year keeps growing with Mia Litström, from Sweden Ines Brežnjak, from Croatia, joins Women’s World Car of the Year Women’s World Car of the Year announces 2022 category winners Welcome on board! Sandra Baierl, new judge from Austria Poland joins Women’s World Car of the Year WWCOTY keep growing with Christina Myrto Sthathaki a new motoring journalist from Greece Ariadne Girasimidou, judge from Greece, has passed away Sabine Schmitz’s family receives WWCOTY’S posthumous Woman of Worth (WOW) Award for the driver 24th June is a day of celebration, it is International Women Drivers’ Day INTERNATIONAL WOMEN DRIVERS’ DAY Sabine Schmitz, winner of Woman of Worth Nominations for WWCOTY Woman of Worth Award Women’s World Car of the Year strengthens presence in Latin America thanks to Paola Leyton WWCOTY grows in USA thanks to journalist Sue Mead Belgium joins WWCOTY Female motoring journalists reinforce their presence in automotive field Women’s World Car of the Year reaches 50 judges from all around the globe. Rowan Peperkamp is the last one. WWCOTY spreads its worldwide influence with a new judge from Morocco Amel Messaïd, the first WWCOTY appointee for 2021, comes from Algeria Hungary, the latest country to become part of the Women’s World Car of the Yerar organisation Shuang Zhao, from China, has joined Women’s World Car of the Year Journalist Wei Gao, from China, joins Women’s World Car of the Year Liyue Zhang, from China, one of the latest appointment of Women’s World Car of the Year Sabina Kvášová explains why Women’s World Car of the Year Maxine Ashford, from UK, joins Women’s World Car of the Year Charleen Clarke, judge of Women’s World Car of the Year, is SA’s most acclaimed motoring journalist Vivez le Tour Auto Optic 2000 2020 grâce à l’équipage constitué de notre juge Mélina Priam et d’Anne Chantal Pauwels Journalist Giovanna Alvarado, from Peru, joins Women’s World Car of the Year Helene Schmidt, from Auto Bild Germany, joins Women’s World Car of the Year
