Maya Weug made it six out of six as she set the fastest overall time on the third and final day of in-season testing in Bahrain.

Weug ends final day of Bahrain in-season testing on top

Joanne Ciconte was very satisfied with her progress as she and MP Motorsport delivered another strong day of running on Day 2 of testing in Bahrain.

Ciconte pleased to be reaping the benefits of extra seat time after ‘rewarding’ Day 2 in Bahrain

Maya Weug continued her fine form around the Bahrain International Circuit, scoring a second consecutive clean sweep on Day 2 of in-season testing.

Weug leads the field on Day 2 of testing in Bahrain

Alba Larsen delivered a satisfying end to the opening day of Bahrain in-season testing as she secured back-to-back fourth-fastest times.

Alba Larsen delivered a satisfying end to the opening day of Bahrain in-season testing as the Tommy Hilfiger driver secured back-to-back fourth-fastest times.

Larsen revels in Day 1 pace in Bahrain as she looks to get on top of Qualifying technique

Maya Weug was the driver to beat on Day 1 of in-season testing, topping both sessions on her first appearance at the Bahrain International Circuit.

Weug sweeps the opening day of Bahrain in-season testing

Following on from the penultimate round in Singapore, the 2025 F1 ACADEMY grid makes its way to the Bahrain International Circuit for testing.

Following on from the penultimate round in Singapore, the 2025 F1 ACADEMY grid makes its way to the Bahrain International Circuit for the fourth in-season test.

PREVIEW: F1 ACADEMY in-season testing continues with three days running in Bahrain

Ella Lloyd proved to be the driver to beat on the second and final day of running at the Navarra in-season test. 

Ella Lloyd proved to be the driver to beat on the second and final day of running at the Navarra in-season test. The McLaren driver earned the fastest time of the test, completing a 1:46.259 in the final minutes of the morning session to lead Maya Weug by a slender margin.
The 20-year-old was once again a firm fixture at the top of the timesheets throughout the afternoon, as Rodin Motorsport scored a 1-2 with Lloyd’s 1:46.424 putting her two tenths clear of Emma Felbermayr.

Lloyd sweeps Day 2 to end Navarra in-season testing on top 

Maya Weug kicked off testing in Navarra the way she intends to go on for the rest of the season, topping the timesheets on the first day of running.

Maya Weug kicked off in-season testing in Navarra the way she intends to go on for the rest of the season, topping the timesheets on the first day of running.
The Ferrari driver set the fastest time of the day in the morning segment, posting a 1:46.439 to finish ahead of title rival Doriane Pin. She followed that up in the afternoon, pipping the Standings leader to P1 by 0.082s.


Weug aiming to keep up the pace in Singapore after sweeping Day 1 of Navarra testing

Maya Weug led the field on the first day of in-season testing at the Circuito de Navarra in Spain, sealing back-to-back session topping times.

Maya Weug led the field on the first day of in-season testing at the Circuito de Navarra in Spain, sealing back-to-back session topping times. The Ferrari driver set the fastest time of the day on a 1:46.439 in the morning, finishing ahead of Standings leader Doriane Pin and Tina Hausmann. She continued that form into the afternoon, beating Pin by 0.082s on a 1:46.562.


Weug quickest on opening day of Navarra in-season testing

The F1 ACADEMY paddock reconvenes for three days of testing as both the 2025 field and those eyeing up seats for the 2026 campaign take to the track.

Before the season heads to the streets of Singapore, the paddock reconvenes for three days of testing as both the 2025 field and those eyeing up seats for the 2026 campaign take to the track.

PREVIEW: F1 ACADEMY returns with in-season and rookie testing in Navarra

Maya Weug was a firm fixture at the top of the timesheets around the Circuit Zandvoort, setting the fastest time of the in-season test.

Maya Weug was a firm fixture at the top of the timesheets around the Circuit Zandvoort, setting the fastest time of the in-season test. The Ferrari driver didn’t wait long to stake her claim. Posting an unbeatable 1:36.789 during the first hour of the morning’s running, she wound up over two tenths clear of Chloe Chambers and Alisha Palmowski. Despite the stop-start nature of the afternoon session, Weug’s form continued, setting a 1:37.389 on her final attempt to pip Lloyd to the fastest lap by 0.093s. 

Weug sweeps final day of in-season testing in Zandvoort

Maya Weug was in her element on Day 2 in Zandvoort, ending the in-season test with the fastest overall time after back-to-back session-topping times.

Weug hails Zandvoort testing pace as she looks to bounce back after Montreal setback

Alisha Palmowski was delighted at how she and her Campos Racing team overcame their initial setbacks, but believes there is still more pace to come. 

Alisha Palmowski’s first visit to the Circuit Zandvoort got off to the perfect start after the Red Bull Racing driver topped the timesheets on the first day of in-season testing in the Netherlands. 
Behind the scenes, Palmowski initially struggled to find the right balance in the car on a track known to push the drivers to the limit. Despite a moment at Turn 9 in the latter stages of running, the Briton immediately bounced back and delivered a 1:38.074 to beat Maya Weug to the fastest time by 0.087s. 

‘The precision has got to be perfect’ – Palmowski looking to improve adaptability after going fastest on Day 1 in Zandvoort

The Red Bull Racing driver set a 1:38.074 in the final minutes of the afternoon running to seal the fastest time of Day 1, pipping Maya Weug to P1.

Alisha Palmowski was the one to beat on the opening day of in-season testing in Zandvoort, the Netherlands. The Red Bull Racing driver set a 1:38.074 in the final minutes of the afternoon running to seal the fastest time of Day 1, pipping Maya Weug to the top spot.
It was a Campos Racing clean sweep after Chloe Chambers put together a late improvement to lead the morning session ahead of Weug and Aurelia Nobels.


Palmowski tops the timesheets on Day 1 of Zandvoort testing

With four rounds done and dusted, the F1 ACADEMY paddock returns to the familiar surroundings of the Circuit Zandvoort for the second in-season test.

With four rounds done and dusted, the F1 ACADEMY paddock returns to the familiar surroundings of the Circuit Zandvoort for the second in-season test of the 2025 campaign. 
Looking to consolidate their learnings from the first half of the season, two days of testing await in preparation for Round 5 at the Dutch venue next month. With sunshine and showers forecast, the teams and drivers will be eager to gather up as much data as possible should the mixed conditions play out once more.  

PREVIEW: F1 ACADEMY reconvenes for Zandvoort in-season testing 

After completing a total of 2,891 laps across the three days of in-season testing, here are some of the big talking points from Jeddah. 

Three days of testing are done and dusted, but what can we read from the running across in-season testing at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit?  
Completing a total of 2,891 laps, the six teams have gathered lots of data to pore over before Round 2’s return to the Saudi Arabia next week. Before the field get back behind the wheel at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, here are some of the big talking points from Jeddah. 

In-Season Testing Round-Up: What we learnt from three days of running in Jeddah 

Maya Weug is assured that the tweaks she’s made since her visit last year should help her chances heading into Round 2 after topping Day 3 in Jeddah.

Maya Weug is assured that the tweaks she’s made since her visit last year should help her chances heading into Round 2, after the Ferrari driver ended the final day of in-season testing top of the timing sheets.

Weug looking to put last year’s lessons into practice in Jeddah after topping Day 3 of testing

Maya Weug was the driver to beat on final day of in-season testing in Jeddah, setting a 2:05.405 to finish a tenth ahead of Chloe Chambers. 

Maya Weug was the driver to beat on the third and final day of in-season testing in Jeddah. The Ferrari driver made the most of the final minutes of running, setting a 2:05.405 to finish a tenth ahead of Chloe Chambers, who earned back-to-back P2 finishes.

Weug ends Day 3 top of the timesheets in Jeddah in-season testing 

Gademan will not take part in the final day of testing due to damage sustained to the #3 Alpine operated by PREMA car.

Nina Gademan was released from King Abdullah Medical Complex after all precautionary checks were completed.
Gademan will not take part in the final day of testing due to damage sustained to the #3 Alpine operated by PREMA car.

Update: Incident during F1 ACADEMY testing in Jeddah

F1 ACADEMY confirms that an incident occurred today, Saturday 5th April, during testing at Jeddah Corniche Circuit involving the driver of car #3, Nina Gademan. 
Gademan is conscious and has been transferred to King Abdullah Medical Complex for precautionary checks.

Statement: Incident during F1 ACADEMY testing 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. 

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