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New FIA steward to make debut at Canadian Grand Prix
Natalie Corsmit, with a family history in motorsport, is set to make her F1 debut as an FIA steward at the Canadian Grand Prix next weekend, following prior steward experience in Formula 2 and Formula 3 events.
Corsmit, granddaughter of F1 steward John Corsmit, will also be involved in the Singapore and Mexican Grands Prix, as well as the Dutch GP, representing KNAF on the steward panel at Zandvoort.
Balancing duties between F1 and feeder series, Corsmit’s F1 steward role involves analyzing race incidents and making decisions based on FIA rulebooks, much like the review of Max Verstappen’s Spanish GP incident.
Preparations for her debut include studying regulations, past race documents, and incident footage from previous Canadian GPs to understand the decision-making process.
Corsmit becomes the third woman F1 steward, expressing a desire for more female participation, while maintaining her roles as an education manager and mother of four, with strong support from her family on this exciting journey.
