ELLA LLOYD Claims Top-Ten Finish & Triple Challenge Cup Podiums at Snetterton
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May 28, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- ELLA LLOYD delivered exactly what we’ve come to expect from McLaren’s rising star—consistent excellence under pressure. The F1 Academy standout juggled her partial British F4 campaign beautifully, securing second place in all three Challenge Cup races at Snetterton despite missing rounds due to her primary focus on the ladder series where she sits sixth overall after that brilliant Jeddah win.
- Lloyd’s weekend showcased the kind of racecraft that separates contenders from pretenders. After getting caught up in contact during Race 1’s opening chaos and dropping to 20th, she methodically carved through the field, hunting down Challenge Cup rival ALBA LARSEN and securing P15 overall. Her recovery drives became a masterclass in patience and precision, consistently finding pace when it mattered most.
- The weekend’s crown jewel came in Race 3, where Lloyd’s tactical brilliance shone through. Starting P14, she picked off competitors with surgical precision—overtaking Avramides, capitalizing on battles ahead, and ultimately defending ninth place from a charging Bearman in the closing laps. Five places gained in the final race, topped female driver, and another Challenge Cup podium—that’s how you balance a partial campaign while keeping your championship aspirations alive.
UPCOMING:
- F1 Academy Round 4 – Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal (June 14-15)
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GRRL! summary based upon reporting by RACERS originally appearing on www.racers-behindthehelmet.com
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