MATHILDA PAATZ Seals Women’s Trophy Title as NICOLE HAVRDA Impresses at Brno
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September 12, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- MATHILDA PAATZ wrapped up the F4 CEZ Women’s Trophy title with another masterclass in consistency, posting three top-ten finishes across the Brno weekend including a fifth and sixth place. Her weekend perfectly encapsulated what made her championship-worthy – she started every race as the fastest woman in qualifying and delivered when it mattered, finishing seventh overall in the championship standings.
- NICOLE HAVRDA continued her impressive F4 CEZ cameo with a tenth-place finish in race two, marking her third consecutive top-ten result in just three weekends of competition. Racing alongside her main F1 Academy program, she’s shown clear progression since her debut at Slovakiaring, proving she can adapt quickly and compete at the sharp end in multiple series simultaneously.
- The weekend turned dramatic for MICHALINA SABAJ and KIARA HENNI, who saw their campaigns end prematurely when a late-race incident in the finale took both out of contention. Sabaj misjudged her braking with seventeen minutes remaining, collecting Henni and two others in a collision that brought out the safety car and ultimately red-flagged the race, highlighting how quickly fortunes can change in wheel-to-wheel racing.
UPCOMING:
- F1 Academy season finale
- Formula 4 winter testing programs
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GRRL! summary based upon reporting by MIKA BÖCKER originally appearing on www.racers-behindthehelmet.com
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