![Photo Shows. 21st Dec, 1975. Top British Woman Racing Driver Divia galica, Seen in her Surtees Formula 1 Racing - Stock Image]() Photo Shows. 21st Dec, 1975. Top British Woman Racing Driver Divia galica, Seen in her Surtees Formula 1 Racing Car, Discovers That No.13 Turned Out to Be her Lucky Number at Raf Fairford today, Where she set up five new speed records. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
 Photo Shows. 21st Dec, 1975. Top British Woman Racing Driver Divia galica, Seen in her Surtees Formula 1 Racing Car, Discovers That No.13 Turned Out to Be her Lucky Number at Raf Fairford today, Where she set up five new speed records. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-photo-shows-21st-dec-1975-top-british-woman-racing-driver-divia-galica-88119596.html
![Jun. 06, 1976 - Auto Racing/Women Top British woman racing driver, Divina Galica, set up five new speed records at RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, but failed in her attempt to beat a 50-year-old record held by Sir Malcolm Campbell. Divina, 29, driving the Formula 1 Surtees racing car, set up new records in the three-litre class for the flying quarter-mile, and the fastest British woman driver over one kilometre. But she could only equal the 170.61 mph. Unofficial British outright flying mile set in 1926, by Sir Malcolm Campbell. The new records were set up on the Concorde Flight test base - Stock Image]() Jun. 06, 1976 - Auto Racing/Women Top British woman racing driver, Divina Galica, set up five new speed records at RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, but failed in her attempt to beat a 50-year-old record held by Sir Malcolm Campbell. Divina, 29, driving the Formula 1 Surtees racing car, set up new records in the three-litre class for the flying quarter-mile, and the fastest British woman driver over one kilometre. But she could only equal the 170.61 mph. Unofficial British outright flying mile set in 1926, by Sir Malcolm Campbell. The new records were set up on the Concorde Flight test base
 Jun. 06, 1976 - Auto Racing/Women Top British woman racing driver, Divina Galica, set up five new speed records at RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, but failed in her attempt to beat a 50-year-old record held by Sir Malcolm Campbell. Divina, 29, driving the Formula 1 Surtees racing car, set up new records in the three-litre class for the flying quarter-mile, and the fastest British woman driver over one kilometre. But she could only equal the 170.61 mph. Unofficial British outright flying mile set in 1926, by Sir Malcolm Campbell. The new records were set up on the Concorde Flight test basehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/jun-06-1976-auto-racingwomen-top-british-woman-racing-driver-divina-image69486278.html
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