Hitech TGR’s debut F1 ACADEMY weekend wasn’t what the team was hoping for after Anagnostiadis and Havrda dealt with mixed fortunes in Shanghai.

Hitech TGR’s debut F1 ACADEMY weekend wasn’t what the team was hoping for after Aiva Anagnostiadis and Nicole Havrda dealt with mixed fortunes in Shanghai.

‘Another step up from where we started’ - Hitech TGR’s Anagnostiadis and Havrda determined to put challenging Shanghai behind them

The newest arrivals to the F1 ACADEMY paddock, the British team recognise that they’ll have a mountain to climb to catch up to their rivals this year.

Hitech TGR are the newest arrivals to the F1 ACADEMY paddock and the British team recognise that they’ll have a mountain to climb to catch up to their rivals this season. 
But they’ve put their best foot forward, tapping into fresh potential with American Express driver Nicole Havrda and Aiva Anagnostiadis for TAG Heuer. They’ll also be fielding the Wild Card entry at all seven rounds this season.  
A squad with as rich and successful racing history as Hitech will already know what needs to be done from the outset, starting with getting acquainted with their new car and drivers. But what are the chances of them tasting success in their first season? 

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The F1 ACADEMY Official Partner announced the 19-year-old Canadian as their chosen driver for the upcoming F1 ACADEMY season.

Nicole Havrda will be racing in American Express colours in 2025, as the F1 ACADEMY Official Partner announced her as their chosen driver for the upcoming F1 ACADEMY season. The 19-year-old Canadian began karting on home soil in 2019, achieving first place in the Calgary Shootout alongside success in the Rotax Max Finals. 

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