ALISHA PALMOWSKI Sports Special Canadian Livery for Montreal F1 Academy Triple
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June 13, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- ALISHA PALMOWSKI becomes the first F1 Academy driver to sport a custom livery, featuring Red Bull Racing’s vibrant Canadian-inspired design by artist Kirsten McCrea. The 18-year-old British driver gets to debut this special red and blue scheme at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, marking F1 Academy’s first visit to Canada with an unusual triple-header weekend due to Miami’s postponed race.
- After winning the season opener in Shanghai, PALMOWSKI sits fourth in the championship standings, just 20 points behind leader MAYA WEUG. She’s teamed with CHLOE CHAMBERS at Campos Racing, who sits third, making them a formidable duo heading into Montreal’s three-race weekend where significant points are available to shake up the championship.
- The rookie describes living “the life of a mini-F1 driver” with Red Bull’s comprehensive support program, acknowledging the privilege of being one of only 18 women globally with this opportunity. With F1 Academy’s Netflix series debut last month following Drive to Survive’s success, PALMOWSKI hopes the exposure will inspire the next generation of female racers and prove “we do belong in this sport equally as much as males.”
UPCOMING:
- F1 Academy Montreal Triple Header – Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
- Championship standings battle with 20 points separating top 4
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GRRL! summary based upon reporting by Jonathan Brazeau originally appearing on www.sportsnet.ca
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