Collecting 10 points in Race 2, Hausmann was grateful to have something to show for her efforts but accepts a lot more could have been possible. 

Tina Hausmann endured a topsy-turvy weekend in Zandvoort as an error from the Aston Martin driver wiped out her chance of a maiden podium, but a solid haul of points on Sunday eased the sting. 

‘A small mistake with a big cost’ – Hausmann relieved to compensate for lost podium with Race 2 points

PREMA Team Manager Goffredo Pirro believes their trio had a satisfactory weekend in Zandvoort but asserted that they can aim for even better results.

Team Manager Goffredo Pirro believes that PREMA Racing’s trio of drivers had a satisfactory weekend in Zandvoort but asserted that they can aim for even better results in the remaining two rounds.

Pirro concedes ‘you always want more’ despite positive weekend in Zandvoort for PREMA

After qualifying seventh in Zandvoort, Tina Hausmann is looking to turn her reverse grid pole position into a maiden F1 ACADEMY victory this evening. 

After qualifying seventh in Zandvoort, Tina Hausmann has a spring in her step as she looks to turn her reverse grid pole position into a maiden F1 ACADEMY victory this evening. 

Hausmann harnessing ‘new strength’ as she looks to kick-start season with a maiden victory

After a fruitless outing in Round 1, Tina Hausmann claimed a stellar double points finish in Jeddah to propel her to P7 in the Standings.

After a fruitless outing in Round 1, Aston Martin’s Tina Hausmann claimed a stellar double points finish in Jeddah to propel her up to seventh the Standings.

‘It’s all starting to align’ – Hausmann heralds ‘positive step forward’ as she claims Jeddah points haul

It was a tough weekend for PREMA Racing as both Nina Gademan and Tina Hausmann had their hopes of a big points haul in Shanghai curtailed.

Whilst Doriane Pin brought home victory in Race 2, it was a tough day for the rest of the PREMA Racing garage as an incident between Nina Gademan and Tina Hausmann curtailed their hopes for a big points haul in Shanghai.

Gademan disappointed by Shanghai outcome as Hausmann vows to fight for the top-five

One Drivers’ title, two Teams’ titles and with 13 wins across two seasons, PREMA Racing are the team with the biggest record to defend in 2025.

One Drivers’ title, two Teams’ titles and with 13 wins to their name across two seasons, PREMA Racing are the team with the biggest record to defend heading into the 2025 season. 
Buoyed by two strong previous campaigns and with three familiar faces in their line-up, the Italian squad are aiming to add more wins to their tally and recover the Drivers’ title they and Doriane Pin missed out on last year. 
Retaining Pin alongside Aston Martin’s Tina Hausmann, PREMA have brought in Alpine’s Nina Gademan to strengthen their line-up, but will they remain such a formidable force this year? 

TEAM GUIDE: Can PREMA Racing’s 2025 roster keep up their winning streak and retain the Teams’ title? 

The 18-year-old will be returning after Aston Martin confirmed Hausmann is to continue representing the team in 2025.

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. 

Tina Hausmann confirmed for second F1 ACADEMY season with Aston Martin 

There have been few occasions this season where you might have spotted another vehicle out on track during an F1 ACADEMY race. This isn’t just any old car, it’s one that is critical to ensuring the wellbeing of drivers and personnel — the Safety Car.
In the next instalment of our EXPLAINED series, Tina Hausmann gives us the lowdown on how drivers deal with Safety Car appearances and challenges they have to overcome on the restarts.

EXPLAINED: How do Safety Cars work in F1 ACADEMY?

Team Manager Camilla Colombo reflects on PREMA Racing's success, as they fended off Rodin Motorsport to retain the Teams' title.

It all came down to those last few laps around the Yas Marina Circuit as PREMA Racing were crowned Teams’ Champions for the second consecutive season.

Facing stiff competition from Rodin Motorsport throughout the 2024 campaign, the Italian team’s defence didn’t go all their own way. Crucially, Maya Weug’s maiden victory in Race 3 alongside Tina Hausmann and Doriane Pin’s top five finishes were enough for them to retain the title by 40 points.


‘I never thought to win until the last lap’ – Colombo hails PREMA Racing’s resilience as recipe for Teams’ title defence

Team Manager Camilla Colombo says the reigning Champions PREMA Racing are single-minded in their goal to retain the title

Reigning Teams’ Champions PREMA Racing have had a target on their back all season long, but Team Manager Camilla Colombo says the team are single-minded in their goal to retain the title. Scoring two wins and a further 10 podiums, the Italian outfit hold a narrow advantage at the top of the Teams’ Standings, sitting seven points ahead of Rodin Motorsport. 

'Look forward and not in the mirror' – Team Manager Colombo explains PREMA's approach in Teams’ title quest

Tina Hausmann was pleased to get her fifth points finish of the 2024 campaign on the board, finishing 10th in Race 1.

'No matter what this weekend I will still be proud' – Hausmann fulfilling childhood dream as she hunts down Race 2 points

PREMA Racing Team Manager Camilla Colombo was full of praise for her team’s efforts during Round 4 in Zandvoort, delivering a 1-2 finish in Race 2.

PREMA Racing Team Manager Camilla Colombo was full of praise for her team’s efforts during Round 4 in Zandvoort, which included a 1-2 finish in Race 2 as well as fielding an impressive Wild Card Entry.

Colombo reflects on PREMA Racing’s outstanding Zandvoort success as 2024 Teams’ battle heats up

Achieving P6 and P7 starts, the Aston Martin driver is ready to bring home a big haul of points around the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

‘Started from zero’ – Hausmann satisfied by best-ever Qualifying after Free Practice woes

One of six newcomers to the 2024 F1 ACADEMY grid, we put the Swiss racer in the hotseat so you can get to know her a little bit better.

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