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How a cycling stalwart will use Olympic experience to boost female drivers
Stanton, who has been Head of Performance Pathways for British Cycling, will be joining the initiative from British Cycling and swapping two wheels for four as he works alongside Hintsa Performance to deliver the programme. More than Equal aims to support female participation in motorsport and has already designed a tailored support structure for young female drivers. Stanton, who has 20 years of experience in the Olympic and Paralympic system, was attracted to the world of motorsport and More than Equal because of the opportunity to apply his knowledge to a relatively undeveloped system. The focus of More than Equal is on developing the driver both in and out of the car, providing technical and tactical coaching as well as physical and cognitive preparation. The collaboration with Hintsa, the leading evidence-based coaching company in elite motorsport, will be crucial for achieving the aims of More than Equal.
