Bouncing back from her DSQ in Race 1, Alisha Palmowski fought hard to complete a deserved 1-2 finish for Campos Racing alongside Chloe Chambers. 

Bouncing back from her disqualification for a technical nonconformity in Race 1, Alisha Palmowski fought hard to complete a deserved 1-2 finish for Campos Racing alongside Chloe Chambers. 

Palmowski labels Campos 1-2 finish ‘long overdue’ after ‘extremely stressful’ Race 2 in Las Vegas

Relive all the action from the last race of the 2025 season as Doriane Pin was crowned Champion and Chloe Chambers won on her final series appearance.

Relive all the action with highlights from the last race of the 2025 F1 ACADEMY season as Doriane Pin was crowned Champion on the streets of Las Vegas and Chloe Chambers swept the board in her final series appearance.

Highlights: Round 7 Race 2 in Las Vegas

HIGHLIGHTS: Chambers triumphs in final race on home soil in Las Vegas as Pin seals 2025 title

Chloe Chambers made the most of her final weekend in F1 ACADEMY as the Red Bull Ford driver chased down a remarkable win in Race 2 in Las Vegas.

Chloe Chambers made the most of her final weekend in F1 ACADEMY as she chased down a remarkable win in Race 2 in Las Vegas, getting to grips with the street circuit to deliver a dominant performance.

‘I had nothing to lose’ – Chambers outlines how mindset changes helped her claim commanding Las Vegas victory

Doriane Pin was crowned F1 ACADEMY champion in Las Vegas, as polesitter Chloe Chambers took the Race 2 victory.

Doriane Pin has been crowned F1 ACADEMY champion after finishing fifth in the season finale, as Chloe Chambers controlled Race 2 in Las Vegas to win ahead of Alisha Palmowski and Pin's title rival Maya Weug.

RACE 2: Pin clinches F1 ACADEMY title as Chambers charges to victory in exhilarating Las Vegas finale

Following the conclusion of F1 ACADEMY Race 1 in Las Vegas, Alisha Palmowski has been disqualified for a technical nonconformity. 

Palmowski disqualified and Havrda penalised following Las Vegas Race 1

Watch highlights from Round 7's Qualifying from Las Vegas as Chloe Chambers delivered her fourth pole position in the final weekend of her F1 ACADEMY career.

 Highlights: Round 7 Qualifying in Las Vegas

HIGHLIGHTS: Chambers soars to fourth pole of the season in Las Vegas Qualifying

Chloe Chambers started her final F1 ACADEMY weekend in the best way possible as she took a commanding pole position around the Las Vegas circuit.

Chloe Chambers started her final F1 ACADEMY weekend in the best way possible as she took a commanding pole position around the Las Vegas circuit, with her Campos Racing teammate Alisha Palmowski set to line up alongside her on the front row.

‘The job’s not done yet, but I’m halfway there’ – Chambers targets home victory after securing front low lock-out for Campos in Las Vegas

Chloe Chambers took pole in Las Vegas while title protagonists Doriane Pin and Maya Weug settled for fourth and fifth respectively.

Red Bull Ford driver Chloe Chambers sailed above the rest to secure pole position on home soil, beating rookies Alisha Palmowski and Alba Larsen around the spectacular Las Vegas circuit, while title protagonists Doriane Pin and Maya Weug were fourth and fifth respectively.

QUALIFYING: Chambers shines to secure Las Vegas pole as Pin and Weug settle for fourth and fifth

After finishing fifth in Practice, the Red Bull Racing driver believes her pace is a lot more promising than the 0.939s deficit to P1 shows.

Alisha Palmowski’s first taste of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit has left the Red Bull Racing driver wanting more as she looks to end her rookie season with a maiden pole position.
The Briton finished fifth fastest in the one and only Free Practice session, setting a 2:08.906. However, Palmowski believes her pace is a lot more promising than the 0.939s deficit to pacesetter Doriane Pin shows. 


Palmowski predicting tense ‘last lap shootout’ as she searches for maiden pole in Las Vegas

We take a look at how McLaren's Ella Lloyd and Red Bull Racing's Alisha Palmowski compare in the battle to be named Top Rookie of 2025…

With just seven rounds to make your mark on the 2025 F1 ACADEMY season, taking every opportunity as it comes is crucial even when you’re a Rookie. Two competitors who have done exactly that are Ella Lloyd and Alisha Palmowski, tackling every start, overtake and challenge head on. We take a look at how they compare in the battle to be named Top Rookie of 2025…

HEAD-TO-HEAD: How Lloyd and Palmowski’s fight for Top Rookie honours has played out so far

After her Race 2 podium chances fell away in Singapore, the Red Bull Ford driver determined to have a stronger weekend for her final F1 ACADEMY round.

Chloe Chambers saw her chance of a podium finish in Singapore fall away as she made an alternative strategy call in Race 2, but she is determined to have a stronger weekend for her final F1 ACADEMY round in Las Vegas.

‘I don’t think we did anything wrong’ – Chambers hopes to end F1 ACADEMY journey on a high after late disappointment in Singapore

Palmowski satisfied with how she’d gotten to grips with the track but asserts that the field haven’t seen the best of her pace yet.

Alisha Palmowski was in fine form as she took to the Marina Bay Street Circuit for the first time, as the Red Bull Racing driver finished inside the top three in a closely-fought Free Practice.

Palmowski certain there’s ‘a lot of time still to unlock’ as she eyes up pole on Singapore debut

Chloe Chambers was left to rue a major missed opportunity in Zandvoort after a technical issue forced her to watch on from the pit wall in Race 2.

Chloe Chambers was left to rue a major missed opportunity in Zandvoort after a technical issue forced her to watch on from the pit wall as title rivals Maya Weug and Doriane Pin sailed on to the podium.

Chambers set on ‘taking more risks’ after Zandvoort DNS spelt title misfortune

The Red Bull Racing driver struggled to get to grips with Zandvoort, but her relentless hard work more than paid off with a podium finish in Race 2.

Alisha Palmowski admitted that she struggled to get to grips with the challenging Zandvoort track, but her relentless hard work more than paid off as she achieved her first podium on a Grand Prix Sunday.

Palmowski credits tireless overnight work for a ‘big step forward’ with Zandvoort podium

Satisfied with a job well done across both Friday Practice sessions, Palmowski reckons she’ll have a fight on her hands in Qualifying.

Alisha Palmowski was satisfied with a job well done across both Friday Practice sessions, but the Red Bull Racing driver reckons she’ll have a fight on her hands in Qualifying.

Palmowski expecting close-fought Qualifying in Zandvoort as she aims to hunt down first pole

The Red Bull Ford driver topped the times during the second Free Practice session, leading title rivals Maya Weug and Doriane Pin.

Chloe Chambers topped the times during the second Free Practice session, leading title rivals Maya Weug and Doriane Pin in a showery session.

PRACTICE 2: Chambers sets the pace in rain-hampered FP2 at Zandvoort

Alisha Palmowski had an ideal beginning to Round 5, topping the timesheets in Friday morning’s first Free Practice session at the Circuit Zandvoort

PRACTICE 1: Palmowski makes fast start in opening Zandvoort session

Determined to claw back ground and bring the fight down to the wire, the Red Bull Ford driver is looking to be its leading protagonist. 

Before the cars first hit the track in Shanghai, some might have questioned the idea of Chloe Chambers becoming one of the 2025 season’s title contenders. However, for the American herself, it’s not surprising — it’s exactly where she belongs. 
Last year, Chambers put together a solid rookie campaign. Reaching the podium on four occasions, including one win, she finished sixth overall in the Drivers’ Standings.
Remaining with Campos Racing this season, but representing Red Bull Ford, the benefits of that continuity are not to be underestimated. Chambers has already beaten her podium tally with three rounds to go. With one win and four further podiums under her belt, the 21-year-old is firmly in the title hunt as Doriane Pin’s nearest rival, only 20 points behind the series leader. 

‘People weren’t expecting me to be running at the front’ - Chambers on her 2025 growth and becoming a title contender

We put the Briton through her paces to find out what joining the series meant to her, how a video game started her racing journey and much more.

Alisha Palmowski has been making her mark on the F1 ACADEMY field this season, but there’s a lot more to the Red Bull Racing driver than just her on-track performances.

Earlier in the season, we put the Briton through her paces to find out what joining the series meant to her, how a video game was the catalyst for her racing journey and why Palmowski’s going to put her fancy footwork to practice on the pedals rather than the dancefloor.


Introducing Alisha Palmowski: The Red Bull Racing driver on dodgy karaoke performances, Strictly and naming her cars

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.


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