Jaguar makes history this weekend with the debut of the Jaguar I-PACE eTROPHY, the world's first international championship for production-based electric cars. It is also the first time women compete against men in a race in Saudi Arabia. Katherine Legge, Celia Martin and Alice Powell are amongst the first women to take part in a motor race in the Kingdom.

In the ancient surroundings of Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, 11 drivers from five continents take on the 21 twists and turns of the 2.495km track, which starts and finishes in the heart of the old town.

25-year old Alice Powell was the first ever female to win a Formula Renault Championship, the first female to score points in the GP3 Series and in 2014, was Champion in the Formula Renault Asia Championship. Alice was recently named in the first selection for the upcoming W Series. As a Dare to be Different Ambassador, she supports and develops young female karting talent, as well as coaching up-and-coming young female drivers.