Would it make it difficult for a female driver to drive during "that time of the month"?

May be...

you know what I mean. The other version of Depends

If anything it would make the female drivers angry and race more aggressively than the guys. Wait, does that mean that Kyle Busch is a female!?!

Nope, shouldn't make a difference. Female soldiers deal with it out in the field. And they have guns!
As others have said, birth control nowadays all but eliminates that pesky monthly visit from Mother Nature. Although, I wouldn't want to be the driver who gave her a bump draft in the corner at Daytona. PMS is an ugly thing. :-)

No, I drive all the time during my "that time of the month"
I go on road trips that last longer than the average NASCAR race.
Pregnancy would be another story..

Besides, they've got the pill now that makes you only have your period 4x's a year if you want, she could always just do that and schedule her 4x's for the off season.

No! How great would that be?? Full of energy and any little thing could tick her off and get that adrenalin pumping and the testosterone boiling.. (and yes women do have testosterone...look it up) ....She would at that time be an AWESOME driver....her eyes only on that finish line and if any driver knows whats good for him he will get the hell out of the way!!! Whooo Hoooooooo!!!!


AND Don't you DARE bump her from behind baby she will brake check you into next week!!!

I'll put it this way, When your wife and or Girlfriend is having that , would you want her behind the wheel of a Race car like that with the Attitude she has at that time?

I thought Not. LMAO

No difficulty at all.

There are women F-22 fighter Pilots ready to fly missions 24/7 no matter what time of the month it is.

No. Of course not.

If the driver was like my wife yeah. She drives differently during that week. She is more caring and drives slower and safer. That would be a problem for a race car driver. I would love to see more women in Nascar, I think women driver are very sexy. Just my opinion.

Why should it be? Why do you think it would be?

Why should it? I don't know any that stay home all day "at that time of the month".
We have and have had several good female drivers.
I would like to see more.

No. You can take birth control pills now so that you don't even have to have "that time of the month" unless you want to. It's not even an issue anymore.

Besides, you meet women in the workforce every day--nurses, truck drivers, traveling sales reps, pilots, athletes--who do their jobs just fine during that time of month. I'm sure a driver could handle it for a 3 hour race.

Jeez.

probably

no because she would just have another excuse for being a *****15 inch tire sizes