Might help if you bothered to read the article. But I'm sure you know better than a professional racing driver that obviously done a but of research into these things in the course of her career.

"some studies even suggest that women can cope better with g-forces than men can.” I've heard that too! I always regarded The Sun as a reliable source of scientific data not as good as Cochrane but close enough.

Great to see hard-hitting investigative journalism's alive and well at the Sun.

From the FIA.

CIK-FIA President Akbar Ebrahim said: “This revised European Championship calendar for the KZ categories is the culmination of several months of negotiations, following an exceptional situation on the tyre supply that the CIK-FIA has dealt with. It is never ideal to have to change a programme and we understand the inconvenience this can cause to teams, drivers and organisers who had prepared for an earlier start to the season. We regret this inconvenience, but it was vital to ensure that the championships were maintained.”

“The maintenance of the competitions was made possible thanks to the agreement reached with Anderson CSK and Dunlop for the supply of tyres. The KZ categories are incredibly important to the FIA and their success can be measured by the enthusiasm they generate among drivers whose numbers are growing year on year. 2023 produced some great races and I am certain that the level of competition and spectacle will be even higher in 2024.”

Alessandro Manetti said "I think this situation is not good for karting!! For me, a situation like this is unacceptable!!!!"

I think it's a money saving thing…

save that filming day for later in the year where we either need footage or we need some other questions to be answered.

The filming day serves its purpose for necessary footage. However, the option to delay it for answering other questions seems unnecessary. If most teams require a shakedown for testing readiness, it should be explicitly outlined in the rules. It's counterproductive for the FIA to have rules that are routinely disregarded, except by a who then openly acknowledge the option to disregard them further down the line.

Probably doesn't apply as long as she wears FiA Alpha Tauri Official Clothing exclusively.
And pays 100.000 fold for it with Saudian money.

All drivers must be women and 25 years of age or younger, and 16 years of age or older when entering their first race event of the season. Additionally, all drivers may only compete in two seasons of the series.

So much for that rule, I suppose.