As F1 Academy enters its sophomore season, the series welcomes a grid of 15 drivers with a mix of returning and new faces. As last series winner Marta Garcia and runner up Léna Bühler leave F1 Academy as part of the series new partnership with FRECA, a new winner will be crowned. Take a look […]
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The rule change marks somewhat of a return to the fourth car rule from 2021 and 2022 allowing teams to run a fourth car if driven by a woman but with only top 3 F1 Academy drivers included, what does the move actually mean for women in motorsport? Following the merger of the Formula Regional
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The Champions of the Future Academy Program is a mixed-gender series with a series of costs-controlling measures. F1 Academy has announced a total of 9 female drivers will receive financial backing within the series with the aim of increasing accessibility and opportunities for girls in motorsport. The newly announced series will be separated into three
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Bühler, F1 Academy Driver.Photo credit: F1 Academy via Twitter. Announcements of agreed television deals, backing from all 10 F1 teams and alignment with the F1 calendar are set to strengthen F1 Academy as the all-female junior series enters its second season. Previously, the only way to follow the series was through live timing or highlights.
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