20/01/2018 Newsround

Hi, I'm Hayley.

Coming up on Newsround:

Japanese schools are choosing

the next Olympics mascot.

We reveal the man Chelsea

are considering signing.

The skier who thinks

she's Wonder Woman.

Now, former Manchester United

defender Phil Neville is hotly

tipped to be the next manager

of the England women's team.

But not everyone's happy about it.

One former player says it shows not

enough's been done to bring

through the next female coaches.

The former Arsenal Ladies

and England defender

Alex Scott thinks more women

should've been considered.

The growth in woman's football

has been absolutely amazing,

but did we concentrate on actually

bringing through the next

crop of female managers,

or female coaches?

I don't think so, and I think thats

where the whole problem lies.

Chelsea are looking for a striker -

but I bet most of you didn't

see this one coming.

The club has been in touch

with the former England

international Peter Crouch.

He plays for Stoke,

but hasn't really featured

in the first team much this season.

The clubs are believed to be

discussing a possible move

for the very tall forward -

he's six foot seven.

Chelsea have only scored one goal

in their last four games.

They're playing

Brighton as we speak.

The score there is 2-0 to Chelsea.

Next, take a look at

this racing driver.

She's leaving most of the boys

behind when it comes to speed.

Newsround has been to meet her.

This is Jamie Chadwick.

She started motor

racing when she was 11.

Aged 17, she became the first woman

and the youngest driver to win

the British GT Championship,

and now, she's racing in Formula 3.

So what is she doing today?

Taking me for a drive, of course.

Jamie, I'm really scared,

am I going to be all right?

You'll be fine.

Are you sure?

Trust me.

The last few people I've taken out

haven't dealt with it well at all.

There's been fainting,

passing out, but...

Jamie!

I trust you'll be fine.

Oh, good.

Are you ready?

This is Silverstone,

it's the home of British motorsport,

where we have the Grand Prix.

We are going to go on the circuit

that they do the F1 at,

which is really cool.

Yeah, coming out

onto the circuit now.

Oh, my gosh!

It's so fast!

How did you realise you

had a passion for racing?

Yeah, so I guess before I started

karting, I didn't really follow

motorsport that much.

So I didn't really know much

about it, but as soon

as I first got in a go-kart,

it was like...

Pretty much, that was me done.

That was exactly

what I wanted to do.

Oh, I love this.

What would it be like

if you did Formula 1?

I think an absolute

dream come true, really.

It's what you always

work for, it's what

I think I really want to achieve.

It's what sets the bar

for every young driver.

You want to be there, you want to be

racing against the greats.

You want to be

the best in the world.

Do you want me to do

a faster lap, or...?

Oh, yeah, go on, then.

OK.

Oh, this is so fast!

Oh, my gosh!

It's so fast!

Jamie, that was so much fun.

I've got helmet hair, though.

How do you get rid of that?

You don't.

You just have it for life.

You are such an amazing driver.

Why do you think it's

so male-dominated in this sport,

and do you think it can change

in the future?

Yes, I'm really

hoping it can change.

Obviously, there aren't

that many women involved

in the sport at the moment,

but when people realise that

women can be involved,

women can be just as good

as the men, if not better,

better in my opinion,

I'm hoping more women get involved.

Well done, Jamie!

Now, how about bathtime

with a difference?

Take a look a this!

Bathtubs are just for bathing.

Right?

Wrong!

People have been known

to race them in the past.

Some more successfully than others.

Oh, dear!

But now, these brothers have made

themselves a flying bathtub.

Wait, what?

Yep, you heard me right.

They've built themselves

a flying bathtub!

It uses the same technologies that

drones use to get airborne,

but obviously, the propellers

are a wee bit bigger to

get this monstrosity off the ground.

So, how long does it take

to build a flying bathtub?

Two weeks, apparently.

Not bad, really, when you consider

it took mankind thousands of years

to build the first plane.

The German government

approved the project,

but they did ban them from going any

higher than 30 metres in the air.

So, it's unlikely they will be

replacing planes any time soon.

Shame, really.

That is so cool! I want a bus in the

air. -- Bath in the air.

Also, how cool is this?

American downhill

skier, Julia Mancuso,

dressed as Wonder Woman

for her final

professional competition.

She wore a cape and tights

so she could go out in style -

she's won a gold, two silvers

and a bronze over the last

three Winter Olympics.

Wow!

A real super hero - amazing!

But she didn't qualify

for the next games

in South Korea, so she's decided

to hang up her professional skis

and will no longer compete.

Enjoy the rest of your Saturday.

I'm back tomorrow.

See you!