Alisha Palmowski left Round 2 eager to move forward after she missed out on a double podium finish, although she sealed her spot as the top rookie.

Alisha Palmowski left Round 2 eager to move forward after the frustrating weekend saw her miss out on a double podium finish, although her strong points haul sealed her spot as the top rookie in the series.

‘It’s a shame we couldn’t get a podium’ – Palmowski laments car changes in underwhelming Jeddah outing

Although she missed out on the win in Race 1, another podium in Jeddah has encouraged Alisha Palmowski to repeat the achievement in Race 2.

Although Alisha Palmowski was unable to replicate her Race 1 win from last time out in Shanghai, another podium finish at Jeddah Corniche Circuit has encouraged her to repeat the achievement in Race 2.


‘I was gunning for the win’ – Palmowski left ‘a little bit frustrated’ after Race 1 podium as she targets further improvements in Jeddah

Alisha Palmowski put a rookie to the top of the timing sheets once again, as the Red Bull Racing driver led the way on Day 2 in Jeddah.

Alisha Palmowski put a rookie to the top of the timing sheets once again, as the Red Bull Racing driver led the way on Day 2 of in-season testing in Jeddah.
Recording a 2:05.040 in the opening session, Palmowski pipped Maya Weug to the quickest time of the day by 0.041s. However, the situation would reverse in the evening running, with the Ferrari driver’s 2:05.330 beating the Briton by four thousandths. 

Palmowski sets the pace on Day 2 of Jeddah in-season test

Alisha Palmowski is predicting that greater things are to come for Campos after the team's trio delivered three pieces of silverware in Shanghai.

Alisha Palmowski is predicting that greater things are to come for Campos Racing after the team's trio delivered three pieces of silverware in Shanghai. That success saw the outfit score a 50-point haul to propel them to the top of the Teams' Standings. 

‘One of our weakest weekends out of the way’ – Race winner Palmowski expecting greater things as Campos reflect on Shanghai success 

The Campos Racing Team Manager believes they can start building momentum, as her squad took control of the Teams’ Standings for the first time.

Team Manager Gabriela Parra believes Campos Racing can start building momentum in their title fight, as her squad took control of the Teams’ Standings for the first time in F1 ACADEMY.

Parra hails ‘solid start’ in Shanghai for Campos but insists ‘we’re still not where we want to be’

Highlights: Round 1 Race 1 in Shanghai

HIGHLIGHTS: Palmowski kicks off rookie season with first F1 ACADEMY victory in Shanghai Race 1

Starts to the season don’t get much better than this for Alisha Palmowski, as she held her nerve to bring home her first F1 ACADEMY win in Shanghai. 

Starts to the season don’t get much better than this for Alisha Palmowski, as the Red Bull Racing driver held her nerve to bring home her first F1 ACADEMY win in Shanghai. 
Lining up in fourth, she was dogged in her pursuit, making her way up to second on the opening lap. Trying to pile the pressure on race leader Nina Gademan, she benefitted from the Alpine driver’s retirement to inherit the lead with two laps to go and fended off teammate Chloe Chambers for the victory. 

‘The happiest I’ve ever been’ – Jubilant Palmowski reflects on ‘whirlwind’ Race 1 win in Shanghai after overcoming ‘very distracting’ issue

Palmowski held firm in a drag race to the line, keeping teammate Chambers at bay for a Campos Racing 1-2 finish. 

Alisha Palmowski held firm in a drag race to the line to secure her first victory in F1 ACADEMY, keeping teammate Chloe Chambers at bay for a Campos Racing 1-2 finish. 
Reverse pole-sitter Nina Gademan overcame three Safety Car restarts in the lead, until an issue on the penultimate lap forced the Alpine driver out of the running. Promoted to the front, Red Bull Racing’s Palmowski resisted the pressure from Chambers, whilst Maya Weug made her way up to third.  

RACE 1: Palmowski claims maiden victory in Shanghai after penultimate lap heartbreak for Gademan 

We caught up with the Briton to get her take on an unforgettable evening in London, as the 10 F1 teams unveiled their 2025 liveries at The O2 Arena.

Marking your first major event as a 2025 F1 ACADEMY driver doesn’t get much better than F1 75 Live, as Alisha Palmowski got the chance to be a part of one of the biggest events in the sport’s history.
Watching alongside 15,000 fans at The O2 Arena, the Red Bull Racing Pepe Jeans Academy driver joined Racing Bulls’ Rafaela Ferreira and Red Bull Ford driver Chloe Chambers at the groundbreaking event. We caught up with the Briton to get her take on an unforgettable evening in London.


Palmowski reflects on ‘dream come true’ opportunity to represent Red Bull Racing at F1 75 Live

Campos Racing were a team on the up in 2024, but now the Spanish squad are setting their sights even higher ahead of the 2025 F1 ACADEMY season. 

Campos Racing were a team on the up in 2024, but now the Spanish squad are setting their sights even higher ahead of the 2025 F1 ACADEMY season. 
After finishing bottom of the Teams’ Standings in 2023, last year saw them threaten the top spot — sitting only 26 points behind then leaders Rodin Motorsport after their home round in Barcelona. However, they were unable to sustain their form and eventually finished third. 

TEAM GUIDE: The Red Bull-backed trio looking to take Campos to the title in 2025

The Briton is the eighth driver locked in for the 2025 F1 ACADEMY campaign, joining the Red Bull Racing Pepe Jeans Academy Programme.

Alisha Palmowski has become the eighth driver locked in for the 2025 F1 ACADEMY campaign, with the Briton joining the Red Bull Racing Pepe Jeans Academy Programme for next season.
The 18-year-old has already had her first taste of the series, competing as the Wild Card entry for Round 6 in Lusail, Qatar. A promising weekend saw her qualify sixth and fourth, going on to score a P5 finish in Race 1.

Alisha Palmowski to drive for Red Bull Racing in 2025

The Wild Card driver is already attracting plenty of attention after finishing third in Friday’s second Free Practice session around Lusail.

Alisha Palmowski is F1 ACADEMY’s latest Wild Card, and the British racer is already attracting plenty of attention after finishing third in Friday’s second Free Practice session around Lusail. 
Making her series debut behind the wheel of the #6 F1 ACADEMY DISCOVER YOUR DRIVE-liveried car, the Briton has certainly looked rapid during her time on track. 


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