F1 ACADEMY Explains: The Steering Wheel with Abbi Pulling 

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Career Spotlight: Charlotte Jacobé, ART Grand Prix's Communications Manager and Team Coordinator

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SHORTS: Career Spotlight: Charlotte Jacobé, ART Grand Prix's Communications Manager and Team Coordinator

F1 ACADEMY Explains: The Cockpit with Lia Block

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James Geidel on the Champions of the Future Academy Program

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SHORTS: James Geidel on the Champions of the Future Academy Program

In the newest feature to our Pathways Into Motorsport series, Biscaye discusses her work in identifying future talent on-track. 

Taking charge of racing operations alongside nurturing the next generation of female drivers, Delphine Biscaye has a multi-faceted role as F1 ACADEMY’s Competition Manager.
In the newest feature to our Pathways Into Motorsport series, Biscaye discusses her work in identifying future talent on-track and the lessons she’s learnt throughout her career.

Article - Pathways into Motorsport: Delphine Biscaye

‘Never quit before you’ve been to the limit ‘ - Competition Manager Delphine Biscaye on building F1 ACADEMY's talent pool for the future

Graduating from F1 ACADEMY, the Filipina driver will make her GB3 Championship debut with Elite Motorsport next year.

Bianca Bustamante is stepping up the single-seater ladder, as Elite Motorsport have announced that the Filipina driver will make her GB3 Championship debut with them in 2025.

The 19-year-old graduates from F1 ACADEMY after back-to-back seventh-place finishes in the Drivers' Standings. Bustamante scored two wins and a further two podiums in 2023, whilst her sophomore campaign saw her achieve a best finish of P2 in Miami Race 2.

Bianca Bustamante graduates to GB3 Championship for 2025 season

There have been few occasions this season where you might have spotted another vehicle out on track during an F1 ACADEMY race. This isn’t just any old car, it’s one that is critical to ensuring the wellbeing of drivers and personnel — the Safety Car.
In the next instalment of our EXPLAINED series, Tina Hausmann gives us the lowdown on how drivers deal with Safety Car appearances and challenges they have to overcome on the restarts.

EXPLAINED: How do Safety Cars work in F1 ACADEMY?

The 2024 Vice Champion will remain behind the wheel of the Mercedes-AMG F1 ACADEMY entry, operated by PREMA Racing, next season.

Doriane Pin will be looking to go one better in 2025, as Mercedes have confirmed that their Junior Programme driver will be returning to F1 ACADEMY next season.
Scoring three victories and an additional five podiums en route to becoming the Vice Champion this year, Pin will remain behind the wheel of the Mercedes-AMG F1 ACADEMY entry, operated by PREMA Racing. 
The 20-year-old French racer will benefit from additional track time, combining her sophomore F1 ACADEMY campaign with competing in the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine (FRECA) alongside participating in select rounds of the Formula Regional Middle East Championship (FRMEC) over winter break. 

Doriane Pin returns for second F1 ACADEMY campaign with Mercedes

Kick Sauber have announced that the Austrian driver will be representing them on the 2025 grid in her Rodin Motorsport-operated car.

Emma Felbermayr will make her F1 ACADEMY debut next year, as Kick Sauber have announced that the Austrian driver will be representing them on the 2025 grid in her Rodin Motorsport-operated car.
Beginning her racing journey in karting aged seven, Felbermayr went on to compete in her first national race in the Micro Class the following year before progressing through the Mini Class and into the Junior level.


Emma Felbermayr joins 2025 F1 ACADEMY grid with Kick Sauber

The Briton is the eighth driver locked in for the 2025 F1 ACADEMY campaign, joining the Red Bull Racing Pepe Jeans Academy Programme.

Alisha Palmowski has become the eighth driver locked in for the 2025 F1 ACADEMY campaign, with the Briton joining the Red Bull Racing Pepe Jeans Academy Programme for next season.
The 18-year-old has already had her first taste of the series, competing as the Wild Card entry for Round 6 in Lusail, Qatar. A promising weekend saw her qualify sixth and fourth, going on to score a P5 finish in Race 1.

Alisha Palmowski to drive for Red Bull Racing in 2025

Team Manager Camilla Colombo reflects on PREMA Racing's success, as they fended off Rodin Motorsport to retain the Teams' title.

It all came down to those last few laps around the Yas Marina Circuit as PREMA Racing were crowned Teams’ Champions for the second consecutive season.

Facing stiff competition from Rodin Motorsport throughout the 2024 campaign, the Italian team’s defence didn’t go all their own way. Crucially, Maya Weug’s maiden victory in Race 3 alongside Tina Hausmann and Doriane Pin’s top five finishes were enough for them to retain the title by 40 points.


‘I never thought to win until the last lap’ – Colombo hails PREMA Racing’s resilience as recipe for Teams’ title defence

Drawing her F1 ACADEMY journey to a close, the 2024 Champion talked us through an emotional final weekend at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi.

Always putting her heart and soul into everything she does on track, Abbi Pulling wasn’t taking anything for granted in her final F1 ACADEMY weekend. 
Despite sweeping the board in Qualifying, the 2024 Champion had a fight on her hands to stay there in Abu Dhabi. Battling with the likes of Chloe Chambers, Maya Weug and Hamda Al Qubaisi over the top step, Pulling showed what she’s worth by never finishing off the podium across all 14 races.
Talking us through her last sessions in the series, the Alpine driver reflected on an emotional record-breaking weekend as she sought to reward Rodin Motorsport with the Teams’ title and gave thanks to all those who have helped her write her success story this season.


Abbi Pulling’s Yas Marina Weekend Round-Up: One last chance to shine

Kick Sauber F1 Team have announced that their 2024 driver Carrie Schreiner has been appointed as Team Brand Ambassador.

Kick Sauber F1 Team have announced that their 2024 driver Carrie Schreiner has been appointed as Team Brand Ambassador, following the conclusion of her two-season stint in F1 ACADEMY.

Carrie Schreiner appointed Kick Sauber Team Brand Ambassador 

Maya Weug debriefs her first single-seater and F1 ACADEMY win, as the Ferrari driver ends the season on a high in Yas Marina. 

Ferrari's Maya Weug debriefs her first single-seater and F1 ACADEMY win, as she ends the season on a high in Yas Marina. 


'It was a mind game' - Weug reflects on her sensational first F1 ACADEMY victory in Yas Marina

Jessica Edgar handed time penalty following Race 3 in Yas Marina

Maya Weug ended the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season on a high, as she took her maiden win in Yas Marina to help PREMA Racing clinch the Teams’ title.

Ferrari’s Maya Weug ended the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season on a high, as she took a maiden win in Yas Marina to help PREMA Racing clinch the Teams’ title for the second consecutive season.

RACE 3: Weug takes maiden F1 ACADEMY win to secure PREMA back-to-back Teams' titles in thrilling final race at Yas Marina 

Chloe Chambers is targeting victory in the final race of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season as she looks to end her debut campaign on a high.

Chloe Chambers is targeting victory in the final race of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season as she looks to end her debut campaign on a high.
The Haas driver achieved her fourth podium finish of the year at the Yas Marina Circuit in Race 2 – coming home second behind winner and 2024 champion Abbi Pulling – though it was a day of mixed fortunes for the American.

Chambers hoping to have ‘good shot’ at victory in Race 3 after securing fourth podium of 2024 in Abu Dhabi

Amna Al Qubaisi and Lola Lovinfosse penalised following Yas Marina Race 2

Abbi Pulling took her second win of the day, as she navigated a close fight with Chloe Chambers to achieve her ninth F1 ACADEMY victory this season. 

Alpine's Abbi Pulling took her second win of the day in Yas Marina, as she navigated a close fight with the Haas of Chloe Chambers to achieve her ninth F1 ACADEMY victory this season. 

RACE 2: Pulling secures another victory in Yas Marina as she comes out on top in battle with Chambers

Abbi Pulling secured her fifth clean sweep of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season, regaining the lead after losing the lead from pole on the opening lap.

RACE 1: Alpine's Abbi Pulling adds to her incredible victory tally in Yas Marina after drama on opening lap for Chloe Chambers.

RACE 1: Pulling claims record-breaking eighth win in Yas Marina after Lap 1 drama for Chambers

Hamda Al Qubaisi managed a brilliant Qualifying session in Yas Marina, and will start on the second row of the grid for all three races this weekend.

After a year of consistent point-scoring for Hamda Al Qubaisi, the Red Bull Racing driver has her sights set on something bigger as she lines up on the second row of the grid for the final three races of the F1 ACADEMY season.__
The 22-year-old Emirati gave the home crowd something to celebrate, as she shot to the top of the timing during the final few minutes of Qualifying before having to settle for third at the chequered flag.

Hamda Al Qubaisi motivated to push onwards in the podium fight as she targets win on her final F1 ACADEMY weekend

Alpine’s Abbi Pulling managed to secure all three F1 ACADEMY pole positions in Yas Marina, as she aims to end her final season on a high. 

Alpine's Abbi Pulling continued her incredible run of form this season for Rodin Motorsport, as she sealed all three pole positions in a dominant display in Yas Marina. 

QUALIFYING: Pulling sweeps all three pole positions in Abu Dhabi as Chambers joins her on the front row

Williams have announced that the American driver will continue to represent them on next year’s F1 ACADEMY grid, driving with ART Grand Prix.

Lia Block will be back for more in 2025, as Williams have announced that the American driver will continue to represent them on next year’s F1 ACADEMY grid. The 18-year-old’s sophomore campaign will also see her drive with ART Grand Prix. 

Lia Block returns for 2025 campaign with Williams

F1 ACADEMY has today announced that Hitech Grand Prix will join the grid and operate three cars from the 2025 season, expanding the grid to 18 cars.

F1 ACADEMY expands grid to 18 cars from 2025

After topping Practice in Yas Marina, Chloe Chambers is confident she can keep up her top three fight ahead of the toughest Qualifying of the season.

There was no better way for Chloe Chambers to kick of the final round of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season than by topping a session for the first time, outside of her Barcelona Race 2 win.
A late burst with three minutes to go in Practice promoted the Haas driver to the top of the timing sheet with a 1:56.175. Less than two tenths covered the top four, with her finishing ahead of Abbi Pulling, Doriane Pin and Hamda Al Qubaisi. 

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