CHLOE CHAMBERS Claims Dominant Vegas Pole as DORIANE PIN & MAYA WEUG Stumble
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November 21, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- CHLOE CHAMBERS delivered a masterclass in home-track advantage, claiming pole position at Las Vegas with a commanding 0.380s gap over rookie ALISHA PALMOWSKI. The Red Bull Ford driver’s 2:06.538 lap time demolished the competition and sent a clear message in what’s shaping up to be a title-deciding weekend.
- Championship contenders DORIANE PIN and MAYA WEUG found themselves in unfamiliar territory down in P4 and P5, with team tactics playing a crucial role. WEUG got a strategic tow from teammate ALBA LARSEN that briefly lifted her to P2, but CHAMBERS immediately responded by dropping nearly half a second off her time to reclaim the top spot.
- The session showcased the depth of talent in the field, with rookies PALMOWSKI and LARSEN securing P2 and P3 respectively, while established drivers like ELLA LLOYD and EMMA FELBERMAYR rounded out the top 10. The reverse grid for Race 1 puts NINA GADEMAN on pole, setting up a fascinating dynamic for the championship finale.
UPCOMING:
- F1 Academy Race 1 – Friday 18:15 local time
- F1 Academy Race 2 – Las Vegas Strip Circuit
LINKS TO RACER'S PROFILE PAGES:
GRRL! summary based upon reporting originally appearing on www.f1academy.com
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