CHLOE CHAMBERS Claims Female Trophy at Valencia in Formula Winter Series Debut
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February 17, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- CHLOE CHAMBERS kicked off her 2025 Red Bull-supported campaign with a solid Formula Winter Series debut at Valencia, where she secured Female Trophy honors in Race 3 with a 13th-place finish. The American driver partnered with Campos Racing—the same team she’ll compete with in F1 Academy—and consistently challenged for top-15 results across the weekend, showing she’s picked up right where her impressive 2024 rookie season left off.
- Despite missing the opening round at Portimao, CHAMBERS was immediately competitive at Valencia, setting the 14th fastest time in her first test session and regularly running inside the top-11 during Friday practice. Her best qualifying effort of 14th proved she had the pace to challenge higher up the order, though the competitive nature of the series meant starting positions varied significantly across the three races.
- The weekend’s highlight came in Race 3, where CHAMBERS mounted a determined charge from 14th on the grid, making strategic moves throughout the race before a final-lap overtake on Thomas Bearman secured her best finish of 13th overall. More importantly, she held off Nina Gademan to claim the Female Trophy, marking a strong start to what promises to be an exciting 2025 campaign as she balances Formula Winter Series appearances with her expanded F1 Academy program.
UPCOMING:
- Formula Winter Series Round 3 – Motorland Aragon (March 2-3)
- F1 Academy 2025 Season with Campos Racing
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GRRL! summary based upon reporting by LIAM REDFORD originally appearing on www.racers-behindthehelmet.com
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