Tina Hausmann confirmed for second F1 ACADEMY season with Aston Martin

Tina Hausmann will be returning for a sophomore F1 ACADEMY campaign after Aston Martin confirmed the 18-year-old is to continue representing the team in 2025.

Once again driving with PREMA Racing, Hausmann clinched a top-10 finish in the Drivers’ Standings last season. The Swiss racer ended 2024 on top form, scoring her best result of fourth in the final race of the year at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi.

Speaking about her re-signing with the team, Hausmann said she’s eager to carry on the development she’s made and progress further forward this year.

“Looking back on the incredible opportunity of competing in the 2024 F1 ACADEMY series for Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team with PREMA Racing, countless precious and unforgettable moments come to mind,” she began.

“Being behind the wheel and pushing the limits on seven iconic racetracks around the world felt like a dream came true. The learning curve was steep and culminated in a strong result in the final race. Aston Martin Aramco supported me throughout the journey like a true family.

“Being able to race for a second year in the series with Aston Martin Aramco and PREMA Racing — two incredible teams committed to competing at the top — means a lot to me. I want to thank everyone who made this possible. The relentless support of fans around the world has fuelled me with energy to push forward. As a passionate and determined driver, I am fully committed to constantly improving and growing.

“Representing Aston Martin Aramco and PREMA in the series is a huge honour and I’m very proud of it. On this global platform you are in the spotlight as an athlete and as an individual, but I feel fully supported in all situations by both teams. Everyone involved does an incredible job and is driven to perform.”

Continuing to support Hausmann across her second year, Jessica Hawkins will remain in her role as Aston Martin’s Head of F1 ACADEMY.

“I am really excited to continue working with Tina in 2025 as she embarks on her second year in F1 ACADEMY,” added Hawkins. “Over the past season, she has grown tremendously, gaining valuable experience and developing both her skills and confidence on track.

“I have no doubt that she will take everything she has learned and channel it into a strong, competitive campaign this year. I look forward to seeing her achieve new milestones as she builds on the solid foundation she has already established.”