By Alan Baldwin

LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Formula E starts its sixth season in Saudi Arabia on Friday with an all-<a href="http://maxatronmaleenhancement.com/">Order Maxatron Male Enhancement</a> cast of drivers but Venturi's Susie Wolff, the only woman to run a team in the electric series, says change will come.

While a woman has not started a Formula One grand prix since the late Italian Lella Lombardi in 1976, three have competed in Formula E since the city-based championship began in 2014.

None have had staying power, however, with only Swiss Simona de Silvestro completing a season in 2015/16 for the U.S. Andretti team and scoring four points.

Britain's Katherine Legge and Italian Michaela Cerruti lasted two and four races respectively in 2014/15 before being dropped.

"I think there´s no reason why a woman can´t be successful in Formula E," Wolff told Reuters in a telephone interview ahead of the opening race. "I definitely see that coming in the future."

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