DORIANE PIN Triumphs in Thrilling Miami F1 Academy Race Over ALISHA PALMOWSKI
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May 3, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- DORIANE PIN delivered a masterclass in wheel-to-wheel combat, becoming the first double winner of 2025 by holding off a charging ALISHA PALMOWSKI in the closing laps. PIN’s victory came after a spectacular early duel with EMMA FELBERMAYR, who started from reverse grid pole but was later forced to pit with a damaged front panel. The win closes PIN’s championship deficit to just one point behind leader MAYA WEUG.
- MAYA WEUG showed exactly why she’s leading this championship with a brilliant recovery drive from tenth to fourth, minimizing damage after an unfortunate qualifying session. Meanwhile, CHLOE CHAMBERS continued her relentless points-scoring streak with another podium finish, proving she’s very much still in this title fight. CHAMBERS will start tomorrow’s feature race from pole – a golden opportunity to reset the championship battle.
- The reverse grid format once again proved its worth, delivering edge-of-your-seat racing throughout the field. PALMOWSKI’s late-race charge saw her post the fastest sector times while hunting down PIN, while AURELIA NOBELS finally got her first points of the season with a hard-fought sixth place. The drama wasn’t without casualties – ELLA LLOYD and CHLOE CHONG both suffered DNFs in separate incidents, continuing some frustrating luck for both drivers.
UPCOMING:
- F1 Academy Feature Race – Miami International Autodrome
- Next F1 Academy Round – TBA
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GRRL! summary based upon reporting by RACERS originally appearing on www.racers-behindthehelmet.com
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