PAIGE RADDATZ Impresses on Debut While KENNEDY & STIEBLEICHINGER Battle Hard
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October 9, 2025
GRRL! SUMMARY:
- Australian rookie PAIGE RADDATZ made an impressive single-seater debut at Kari Motor Speedway, securing two top-10 finishes including a brilliant P8 in Race 2 and P10 in the finale. The 21-year-old from Sydney showed excellent racecraft throughout the weekend, making smart overtaking moves and managing her pace effectively against more experienced competitors in her first-ever F4 campaign.
- ANNABEL KENNEDY and CLARA STIEBLEICHINGER faced a challenging weekend after Kennedy’s historic podium at the previous round. Despite car damage from contact in Race 1, Kennedy fought to P8 with a damaged rear wing, while Stiebleichinger battled through technical issues and penalties to score her best result of P8 in Race 3 before being demoted for a penalty.
- The trio continues building on the Indian F4 Championship’s strong tradition of developing female talent, following previous competitors who’ve graduated to F1 Academy. While this round didn’t deliver breakthrough results like Kennedy’s championship-first female podium at the previous event, it provided crucial developmental mileage as they prepare for the upcoming Goa Street Circuit round in November.
UPCOMING:
- Indian F4 Championship – Goa Street Circuit (November 1-2)
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GRRL! summary based upon reporting by RACERS originally appearing on www.racers-behindthehelmet.com
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