LONDON (Reuters) - The second season of the all-female F1 Academy starts in Saudi Arabia this week but Jamie Chadwick, Britain's top woman racer, recognises there is a long way to go before Formula One's male monopoly ends.

A triple champion in the defunct W Series, and now racing in America, Chadwick agrees with Williams boss James Vowles that it will be years before a female driver appears on a grand prix starting grid.