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The F1 Academy season concluded in high spirits at the vibrant streets of Las Vegas, where the spotlight shone brightly on Doriane Pin. Although she finished fifth in the final race, her steady performance throughout the season secured her the championship title. Chloe Chambers, the local favorite, showcased her skills by dominating the race and claiming her second victory of the season.
The race unfolded with excitement as competitors took their positions on the grid. Chambers quickly established herself in the lead after a flawless start. From her pole position, she maintained control, demonstrating impressive pace that kept her rivals at bay. This final event marked the end of her two-year journey in the F1 Academy, and she left no stone unturned in her quest for victory.
A thrilling finale in Las Vegas
As the race commenced, the initial laps saw the top five drivers maintaining their positions without major disruptions. However, an incident involving Joanne Ciconte and wild card entry Payton Westcott brought out the Safety Car. This strategic pause bunched up the field and set the stage for an intense restart. Chambers executed the restart flawlessly, allowing her to regain momentum and pull ahead.
Fight for position
While Chambers surged ahead, the battle for the remaining podium spots heated up. Alba Larsen, striving for a higher position, lost ground to both Doriane Pin and her rival Maya Weug during the restart. Nevertheless, Larsen showcased her determination by overtaking Weug on the outside as she aimed for a podium finish.
Pin’s championship journey
Doriane Pin’s consistency throughout the season proved to be her greatest asset. Despite not achieving a podium finish in the final race, her fifth-place result was sufficient to secure her lead over Weug in the overall standings. Pin’s journey was significantly supported by Mercedes, which provided the resources needed to navigate the challenges of the racing season.
The race continued with exhilarating moments as drivers jockeyed for position. Alisha Palmowski of Red Bull Racing managed to hold her ground against fierce competition, while Weug struggled to close the gap to Pin, ultimately finishing in third place. The thrilling duel for fourth between Pin and Larsen saw both drivers pushing their limits in the closing laps.
Final results and reflections
As the checkered flag waved, Ella Lloyd crossed the finish line in sixth, followed by Nina Gademan and Tina Hausmann. The race concluded with Rafaela Ferreira and Aurelia Nobels claiming the final points of the season. The Las Vegas finale not only showcased the talents of emerging racers, but also highlighted the fierce competitiveness of the F1 Academy. Pin’s title stands as a testament to her hard work and resilience throughout the season, affirming her place among the elite in this racing division.
For those eager to dive deeper into the thrilling events of Race 2 in Las Vegas, a complete recap is available on the official F1 Academy website, providing further insights into this exhilarating chapter of motorsport.