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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The American becomes the fourth driver locked in for the 2025 campaign, racing with ART Grand Prix.

Courtney Crone will be making a full-time step up to F1 ACADEMY next season, with Haas selecting the American driver to represent them on the 2025 grid. 
The 23-year-old becomes the second Wild Card entrant to join next year’s field, after narrowly missing out on points during her debut weekend at Round 2 in Miami.

Courtney Crone secures 2025 F1 ACADEMY seat with Haas

Parra says to be in contention for the title this time around is a mark of how far they’ve progressed over the last 12 months.

After finishing bottom of the Teams’ Standings in 2023, Campos Racing Team Manager Gabriela Parra says to be in contention for the title this time around is a mark of how far they’ve progressed over the last 12 months. 
The Spanish outfit have enjoyed much stronger form throughout the 2024 season, but they have the most work to do in the final two rounds out of the contenders. Holding P3 in the Teams’ Standings with 228 points to their name, they sit 59 points behind leaders PREMA Racing. 

Campos Team Manager hails squad's 'huge step' as Parra insists Teams' title is still achievable 

The British driver will line up on the F1 ACADEMY grid as the Wild Card entry for Round 6 of the 2024 campaign in Qatar.

Alisha Palmowski will line up on the F1 ACADEMY grid as the Wild Card entry for Round 6 of the 2024 campaign in Qatar.
The British racer will take to the track at the Lusail International Circuit off the back of a successful debut season in single-seaters. Competing in the 2024 GB4 Championship, the 18-year-old clinched the Vice Champion honours with three wins, two pole positions and 11 podiums — more than any other driver in the field. 


Alisha Palmowski confirmed as Wild Card entry for Round 6 in Qatar

The 2024 F1 ACADEMY title is the Alpine driver's to lose — that’s a fact that she can’t deny as the final two rounds loom on the horizon.  

The 2024 F1 ACADEMY title is Abbi Pulling’s to lose — that’s a fact that the Alpine driver herself can’t deny as the final two rounds of the season loom on the horizon.  
A phenomenal run of seven wins, seven pole positions, four clean sweeps and a further three podium finishes have solidified her grip on top of the Drivers’ Standings, a position she’s held since the end of Round 1. 

‘I’ve got one hand on the trophy’ – Pulling adamant she 'won't back down' with F1 ACADEMY title in reach 

Our F1 ACADEMY DISCOVER YOUR DRIVE supported karters were back in action over the weekend for Round 5 of the 2024 Champions of the Future Academy Programme in the United Arab Emirates.
Tasting success and showing unwavering determination around the Al Ain Raceway, Luna Fluxa Cross continued her battle for the title whilst Sara Matsui also showed her speed in the OK-N Senior category.


Champions of the Future Academy Round 5 Recap: Fighting to the front

F1 ACADEMY has today announced the calendar for the 2025 season featuring seven rounds in support of the FIA Formula One World Championship.

F1 ACADEMY has today announced the calendar for the 2025 season featuring seven rounds in support of the FIA Formula One World Championship and three new venues, including Las Vegas where the series will reach its finale. 

F1 ACADEMY unveils 2025 calendar

The Mercedes driver knows that the title is an outside shot, but however slim her chances are, she’s going to be fighting to the finish.

Casting her mind back to this time last year, Doriane Pin had just started to dip her toe into the world of single-seater racing, competing in the F4 South East Asia Championship.  
Now, the Mercedes driver prepares to embark on the final two rounds of her debut F1 ACADEMY campaign. Sitting second in the Standings with a 95-point deficit to long-time leader Abbi Pulling, Pin knows that the title is an outside shot, but however slim her chances are, she’s going to be fighting to the finish. 

‘It’s a transition year’ – Pin tips PREMA for Teams’ title triumph as she aims to round out debut season victorious  

After a less than ideal start to testing in Qatar, the Haas driver was delighted to bounce back and put the preparation setbacks behind her.  

Chambers delighted with Campos’ progress in Qatar testing as team forced to ‘start from scratch’

Pin ended the final day of in-season testing on top, going quickest in the last session of running around the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar.

Doriane Pin ended the final day of in-season testing on top, going quickest in the last session of running around the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar.
In the morning, the honours went to Abbi Pulling, whose 1:56.769 narrowly edged her ahead of Pin by 0.054s with Hamda Al Qubaisi a further tenth behind in third.
The margins were even tighter in the afternoon with 0.049s separating the top three of Pin, Hamda Al Qubaisi and Pulling. 

Pin fastest of all on final day of Qatar testing

Weug has a one-track mind in Qatar, with the Ferrari driver hungry to finish the third and final day of in-season testing top of the timing sheets.

Maya Weug has a one-track mind in Qatar, with the Ferrari driver hungry to finish the third and final day of in-season testing top of the timing sheets.
Another competitive showing across Day 2 saw her take the third-fastest time of the morning session, 0.413s off Doriane Pin’s leading pace.

Weug identifies little margins needed as she chases top spot in Qatar testing

There was a familiar name at the head of the order, as Pin set the fastest time for the second consecutive day at Qatar’s in-season test.

There was a familiar name at the head of the order, as Doriane Pin set the fastest time for the second consecutive day at Qatar’s in-season test.
In the quicker of the two sessions around the Lusail International Circuit, the Mercedes driver was the one to beat, eventually setting a 1:57.177 to finish four tenths ahead of Abbi Pulling.
However, it was her title rival who led the afternoon running, as the Alpine driver’s 1:57.183 narrowly edged out Maya Weug and Pin by four hundredths. 


Pin goes quickest once again on Day 2 in Qatar

The Mercedes driver was delighted by how she and her PREMA Racing team fared during the opening day of in-season testing in Qatar. 

Doriane Pin was delighted by how she and her PREMA Racing team fared during the opening day of in-season testing in Qatar. 
A solid P5 result in the morning was followed up by a rapid final hour of running in the afternoon, with the Mercedes driver steadily finding more and more pace to secure the fastest time of Day 1.

Pin ‘building confidence’ and relishing Qatar challenges after promising Day 1 pace

The Mercedes driver put together a strong performance on Day 1 of in-season testing around the Lusail International Circuit.

Doriane Pin put together a strong performance on Day 1 of in-season testing around the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar.
The Mercedes driver closed out the afternoon session in style, topping the timing sheets with a 1:56.848 to outpace the field by almost three tenths.

Pin leads the way on opening day of Qatar in-season testing

The 2024 F1 ACADEMY field are back in action this week at the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar for the third and final in-season test.

The 2024 F1 ACADEMY field are back in action this week in Qatar for the third and final in-season test.
Starting on Tuesday, the three days of running give drivers and teams to acquaint themselves with the Lusail International Circuit and get some final running in ahead of the season-ending double-header at the end of the month. 


F1 ACADEMY hits the track for in-season testing in Qatar

Despite falling seventh in the Drivers’ Standings after Round 3, a reinvigorated Weug says she's now got the Vice Champion honours in her sights. 

‘It’s very tough to bounce back mentally’ – Weug delighted to overcome early heartbreak as she chases P2 honours

F1 ACADEMY has today announced that the 2024 F1 ACADEMY Champion will receive a fully funded seat in GB3 with Rodin Motorsport for the 2025 season. 

F1 ACADEMY has today announced that the 2024 F1 ACADEMY Champion will receive a fully funded seat in GB3 with Rodin Motorsport for the 2025 season. 
In addition to the full-time race seat, the Champion will receive 20 days of testing in the GB3 car to support her campaign, also funded by F1 ACADEMY. As part of the newly created Pirelli Prize, Pirelli will provide a financial contribution towards the seat.

2024 F1 ACADEMY Champion to receive fully funded seat for 2025

With her 2025 plans sorted, we chatted to Chloe Chambers about the Teams’ title and having her own quest for the top three still on the line.

Chloe Chambers’ 2025 plans might already be locked in, but the American driver isn’t taking her foot off the gas with the Teams’ title and her own quest for the top three on the line. 
Competitive from the outset of her debut F1 ACADEMY campaign with a podium in Miami, Chambers’ fortunes were on the rise when a third-place finish in Barcelona alongside a victory in Race 2 elevated her to third in the Drivers’ Standings. 

Chambers eyes ‘better one next year’ as she looks to use top three fight as springboard for 2025 title challenge 

As part of our Pathways Into Motorsport series, McGuinness delves into how her role helps communicate F1 ACADEMY's mission.

When a series is just getting off the ground, how do you go about telling its story to the world? That’s precisely what F1 ACADEMY’s Communications Manager Katie McGuinness has set out to do.  
In the latest addition of our Pathways Into Motorsport series, McGuinness delves into the nuances of her role and how communicating the work F1 ACADEMY is doing to champion women in the industry will help encourage a new generation of young girls to pursue their dream careers in motorsport. 

Article - Pathways into Motorsport: Katie McGuinness

‘As a fan, I never saw women’ – Communications Manager Katie McGuinness on delivering F1 ACADEMY’s message for change 

With the top three and Teams' title fights still in the balance, we spoke to Nerea Martí about her targets for the season-ending double-header.

After missing a top-three place in the Drivers’ Standings last season, Nerea Martí is determined not to lose out a second time around.
The Tommy Hilfiger driver has tasted success in 2024, earning three podiums so far. Fifth in the Standings on 101 points, she has a 19-point deficit to close on third-placed Maya Weug with two rounds remaining. 

‘It would be very special’ – Martí targeting Campos Teams’ title as well as top three Drivers’ finish

With a fierce fight for the top three underway, we spoke to sixth-placed Hamda Al Qubaisi about her chances ahead of the final two rounds.

Hamda Al Qubaisi says she needs to master her Qualifying performances if she is to finish her F1 ACADEMY story with a longed-for victory.
After finishing third last year with four wins to her name, Al Qubaisi’s follow-up campaign has struggled to reach the same heights. The Red Bull Racing star is only driver outside the leading duo of Abbi Pulling and Doriane Pin to have achieved points in every race, yet has only scored one podium.

‘I have the chance to finish in the top three’ – Hamda Al Qubaisi on her season so far and ending her F1 ACADEMY journey on a high

Let’s take a deep dive into their performances across the campaign to see who could emerge victorious at the final chequered flag in Abu Dhabi.

With two rounds to go and two titles still hanging in the balance, the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season approaches its dramatic conclusion with a double-header in Qatar and Abu Dhabi in late November. 
After refusing to relinquish the lead of the Drivers’ Standings from Round 1 onwards, Abbi Pulling has a chance to wrap up the title early, but Doriane Pin isn’t giving up the fight. Meanwhile, PREMA Racing, Rodin Motorsport and Campos Racing’s battle for the Teams’ title is set to go down to the wire.
Let’s take a deep dive into their performances across the campaign to see who could emerge victorious at the final chequered flag around the Yas Marina Circuit. 

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