DORIANE PIN & MAYA WEUG Set for Epic Vegas Finale with Nine Points Between Them
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November 14, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- DORIANE PIN and MAYA WEUG have delivered the title fight we deserved all season, trading championship leads like chess masters while racking up three wins apiece. PIN currently holds a razor-thin nine-point advantage heading into Vegas, but this gap has flipped multiple times – from PIN leading by five after Shanghai, to WEUG taking a seven-point lead in Saudi Arabia, to PIN building a commanding 20-point cushion after Canada drama.
- The season’s turning point came in Canada where WEUG’s electrical gremlins left her starting 15th while PIN capitalized on a collision between title rivals AISHA PALMOWSKI and TIFFANY CHAMBERS. But WEUG proved why she’s championship material with a masterful home weekend in the Netherlands, including an untouchable 7.3-second victory margin that ranks as the second-largest in series history.
- Singapore delivered the kind of last-lap drama that makes you remember why we love this sport, with WEUG pulling off an audacious final-corner move to steal victory from PIN’s grasp. Meanwhile, ELLA LLOYD has quietly positioned herself as the season’s most consistent performer with three consecutive runner-up finishes, moving into third in points and proving the depth of talent in this field extends well beyond the title duo.
UPCOMING:
- F1 Academy Las Vegas Season Finale
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GRRL! summary based upon reporting by F1 originally appearing on www.formula1.com
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