Chloe Chambers stayed in full control to convert pole position into her first victory of the season in Montreal, finishing ahead of Lloyd and Pin.

Chloe Chambers stayed in full control to convert pole position into her first victory of the 2025 season. Fending off McLaren’s Ella Lloyd, the Red Bull Ford driver mastered two restarts to deliver a lights-to-flag win.
Lloyd scored her third consecutive second-place finish in Montreal, whilst Pin recovered from a tricky opening lap to secure the final spot on the podium. 


RACE 3: Chambers overcomes intense stop-start pressure to take superb Montreal victory

Delighted to add a third consecutive pole position to her tally, the Red Bull Ford driver has an extra special victory in her sights in Montreal.

‘I knew that was going to be the lap when it happened’ – Chambers aiming for birthday victory celebration after three-in-a-row pole 

Chloe Chambers threw down the gauntlet to her title rivals, conquering Qualifying in Montreal to seal her third consecutive pole position.

Chloe Chambers threw down the gauntlet to her title rivals, conquering Qualifying in Montreal to seal her third consecutive pole position of the season.

QUALIFYING: Chambers prevails over Palmowski to head up Campos front row lock-out in Montreal

Palmowski and Chambers scored Campos Racing’s second double podium of the year in Miami Race 1, but recognise there’s a bigger prize at play in Race 2

Alisha Palmowski and Chloe Chambers scored Campos Racing’s second double podium of the year in Miami Race 1, but the pair recognise there’s a bigger prize at play as they target the win in Race 2.

Palmowski and Chambers predict ‘tough’ Race 2 as they aim to deliver back-to-back double podiums for Campos

Highlights: Round 3 Qualifying in Miami

HIGHLIGHTS: Chambers snatches pole in one-lap shootout

Chloe Chambers narrowly edged out her Campos Racing teammate Alisha Palmowski to seal a 1-2 in Qualifying around a wet Miami International Autodrome.

QUALIFYING: Chambers clinches back-to-back poles during rain-interrupted session in Miami

It could have been a weekend of firsts for Chloe Chambers' 2025 season but the win fell away from her after she was handed a penalty in Race 2.

It could have been a weekend of firsts for Chloe Chambers' 2025 season after she claimed pole position for Race 2, but the chance of a win fell away from her after she was penalised for forcing rival Maya Weug off the track.

‘I was pushing as hard as I could’ – Chambers reflects on losing out on Race 2 victory with Jeddah penalty

Chloe Chambers was overjoyed to have qualified on pole for the first time in her F1 ACADEMY career, ending a nine-round wait.

Chloe Chambers was overjoyed to have qualified on pole for the first time in her F1 ACADEMY career, with the Red Bull Ford driver glad to end her nine-round wait in Jeddah.
The American stormed to pole with her late effort of a 2:04.320, overcoming teammate Alisha Palmowski and Standings leader Doriane Pin, who was two tenths back in second.


Chambers thrilled to deliver ‘best case scenario’ after securing first F1 ACADEMY pole in Jeddah

Watch as Chloe Chambers delivered Campos Racing's first pole position since 2023 with the highlights from Round 2's Qualifying session in Jeddah.

Highlights: Round 2 Qualifying in Jeddah

HIGHLIGHTS: Chambers seals first F1 ACADEMY pole on the streets of Jeddah

Chloe Chambers lit up the Jeddah Corniche Circuit to claim her first pole position in F1 ACADEMY, winning a late three-car battle in Qualifying.

Chloe Chambers lit up the Jeddah Corniche Circuit to claim her first pole position in F1 ACADEMY, winning out in a late three-car battle in Qualifying. The Red Bull Ford driver stamped her mark on the timesheets with three minutes to go and nobody’s final attempts could touch her 2:04.320. Doriane Pin was her closest rival in second, two and a half tenths back, as Maya Weug completed the top three. 


QUALIFYING: Chambers puts it all together as she seizes maiden pole position in Jeddah

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’

Chloe Chambers got her 2025 campaign off to a positive start, securing a top-three time around the Shanghai International Circuit in Free Practice.

Chloe Chambers got her 2025 campaign off to a positive start, securing a top-three time around the Shanghai International Circuit in Free Practice.
The Red Bull Ford driver was late to getting her first time on the board, as she was one of four drivers not to set a time before the Red Flag. Quickly getting up to speed, Chambers ended up 0.252s down on pace-setter Pin by the chequered flag.

Chambers looking to unlock untapped potential in Shanghai Qualifying

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

Chloe Chambers is targeting victory in the final race of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season as she looks to end her debut campaign on a high.

Chloe Chambers is targeting victory in the final race of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season as she looks to end her debut campaign on a high.
The Haas driver achieved her fourth podium finish of the year at the Yas Marina Circuit in Race 2 – coming home second behind winner and 2024 champion Abbi Pulling – though it was a day of mixed fortunes for the American.

Chambers hoping to have ‘good shot’ at victory in Race 3 after securing fourth podium of 2024 in Abu Dhabi

After topping Practice in Yas Marina, Chloe Chambers is confident she can keep up her top three fight ahead of the toughest Qualifying of the season.

There was no better way for Chloe Chambers to kick of the final round of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season than by topping a session for the first time, outside of her Barcelona Race 2 win.
A late burst with three minutes to go in Practice promoted the Haas driver to the top of the timing sheet with a 1:56.175. Less than two tenths covered the top four, with her finishing ahead of Abbi Pulling, Doriane Pin and Hamda Al Qubaisi. 

Chambers plotting plan of attack for switched-up Qualifying after setting the pace in Yas Marina Practice

Chloe Chambers stamped her mark on the final Practice session of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season, topping the times ahead of Abbi Pulling and Doriane Pin.

Chloe Chambers stamped her mark on the final Practice session of the 2024 F1 ACADEMY season, getting it off to the perfect start by pipping Alpine driver Abbi Pulling and Mercedes’ Doriane Pin to the top spot. 
Less than two tenths separated the top four, as the Haas driver went quickest on a 1:56.175 with three minutes left on the clock. Pulling finished 0.138s back in second, whilst Pin moved ahead of Hamda Al Qubaisi to seal third at the chequered flag.

PRACTICE: Chambers goes fastest in final 2024 Practice around Yas Marina

Gabriela Parra says to be in contention for the title this time around is a mark of how far they’ve progressed over the last 12 months.

After finishing bottom of the Teams’ Standings in 2023, Campos Racing Team Manager Gabriela Parra says to be in contention for the title this time around is a mark of how far they’ve progressed over the last 12 months. 
The Spanish outfit have enjoyed much stronger form throughout the 2024 season, but they have the most work to do in the final two rounds out of the contenders. Holding P3 in the Teams’ Standings with 228 points to their name, they sit 59 points behind leaders PREMA Racing. 

Campos Team Manager hails squad's 'huge step' as Parra insists Teams' title is still achievable 

With her 2025 plans sorted, we chatted to Chloe Chambers about the Teams’ title and having her own quest for the top three still on the line.

Chloe Chambers’ 2025 plans might already be locked in, but the American driver isn’t taking her foot off the gas with the Teams’ title and her own quest for the top three on the line. 
Competitive from the outset of her debut F1 ACADEMY campaign with a podium in Miami, Chambers’ fortunes were on the rise when a third-place finish in Barcelona alongside a victory in Race 2 elevated her to third in the Drivers’ Standings. 

Chambers eyes ‘better one next year’ as she looks to use top three fight as springboard for 2025 title challenge 

The American has become first driver announced for the 2025 season, joining the Red Bull Ford Academy Programme for her sophomore campaign next year. 

Chloe Chambers has become the first driver announced for the 2025 season, with the American driver joining the Red Bull Ford Academy Programme for her sophomore F1 ACADEMY campaign next year. 

Chloe Chambers teams up with Red Bull Ford for 2025 F1 ACADEMY season

The Haas driver was left satisfied with her Race 2 “bounce back” as she finished P8, even if it wasn’t the result she was initially hoping for.

Chloe Chambers was left satisfied with her Race 2 “bounce back” in Singapore as she finished P8, even if it wasn’t the result she was initially hoping for.
The Haas driver had a less-than-ideal start in the second race of the weekend, losing two positions on the first lap to see her running in 11th, but she managed to fight her way back up the order.

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