No form of motorsport that I can think of has a special version for women. It's just not necessary, and even if it was, there wouldn't be enough women to fill entire grids anyway, because the underlying problem (well not 'problem', but 'issue', unless you consider not having a 50/50 split of men and women in every single activity to be a problem) isn't a lack of talent or strength (you only need so much strength to drive a car, and anything beyond that just means excess weight), but a lack of interest. There just aren't many girls interested in racing or getting into it at a young enough age to make it to a high level.
Bernie is only bringing this topic up to wind people up, and Carmen Jorda is only talking about it because she's a talentless hack, and with her driving not turning any heads (her GP3 results are just shocking, especially considering she had a race winning team/car, and it's not just down to strength, because even teenage girls have driven GP3 cars and put in better results than her), this is the only way she's going to get any media attention (excluding pervy comments about her wearing short shorts).
Bernie is only bringing this topic up to wind people up, and Carmen Jorda is only talking about it because she's a talentless hack, and with her driving not turning any heads (her GP3 results are just shocking, especially considering she had a race winning team/car, and it's not just down to strength, because even teenage girls have driven GP3 cars and put in better results than her), this is the only way she's going to get any media attention (excluding pervy comments about her wearing short shorts).
