CHLOE CHAMBERS Takes Vegas Win While DORIANE PIN Crowned F1 Academy Champion

November 24, 2025

• Red Bull’s CHLOE CHAMBERS delivered a statement win at F1 Academy’s inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, while Mercedes driver DORIANE PIN secured the 2025 championship crown. The Vegas debut showcased the series’ rapid evolution since 2022, now broadcasting across 160 territories with Netflix documenting the growing fan excitement around women’s racing.
• The numbers don’t lie about F1’s shifting demographics—female fans now represent three in four new followers, with 42% already tracking F1 Academy specifically. We’re seeing major brands like Hello Kitty and LEGO Racing recognize this audience, plus research showing 75% of girls find racing exciting and 52% can envision themselves behind the wheel. That’s the foundation we’ve been building toward.
• Beyond the track action, drivers including Ferrari’s MAYA WEUG, Tommy Hilfiger’s ALBA LARSEN, Alpine’s NINA GADEMAN, and Red Bull’s RAFAELA FERREIRA are stepping into their roles as the next generation of motorsport ambassadors. While the F1 paddock still centers male “celebrities,” these women are carving out their own space and defining what it means to be both fierce competitors and authentic role models for young girls watching from home.

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