The French team are setting themselves up well with a talented trio who all have room to grow., but can they bring ART back to winning ways? 

Finishing bottom of the Teams’ Standings in 2024, ART Grand Prix will be far from content with how last year’s campaign panned out. 
Ending up 279 points adrift of Champions PREMA Racing is a telling statistic but, at times, the gap between their drivers’ performance was not as big as their final points tally suggests. 
Retaining Williams’ Lia Block and PUMA driver Aurelia Nobels alongside recruiting Haas’ Courtney Crone, the French team are setting themselves up well with a talented trio who all have room to grow. So, can they bring ART back to winning ways in F1 ACADEMY this season? 

TEAM GUIDE: ART Grand Prix trio looking to turn around their team’s fortunes in 2025 

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

Miami Wild Card Courtney Crone says she’s doing all she can to put her best foot forward as she prepares to hit the track with F1 ACADEMY

Courtney Crone ‘ready to push when it counts’ on F1 ACADEMY Wild Card debut  

F1 ACADEMY™ has announced American racer Courtney Crone as the Wild Card entry for Round 2 in Miami, teaming up shoppable entertainment retailer QVC.

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