Rising star Nicole Haverada joined the F1 academic network for the 2025 season and will drive her car to Hitech Grand Prix sponsored by the American Express.
The 19 -year -old Canadian driver become The first woman to win the Western Formula Pro USA championship during the 2023 season, and last year she ranked sixth in the American Formula Regional Championship, the F3 series throughout North America.
Now you will be on the F1 academic network, which launches its third season in the Chinese Grand Prix race next month. The F1 academic schedule for this year includes seven weekends, including stopping in the major prize race in Miami and Las Vegas Grand Race.
Havrda will participate with American Express, and run in a state of discontent “inspired by the iconic American Express”, according to a press statement:
American Express
“I am honored to participate with the American Express of the F1 Academy for the first time in this season. Haverada said in a press release:” Their support nourishes my leadership to compete at the highest level, and I am pleased to represent a brand that slows performance, flexibility and ambition, inside and outside the path. “
“Since the beginning of the sponsorship of the F1 Academy, AmeX has known that it is important to support women inside and outside the path. We are proud to continue to highlight the small local companies owned by AmeX Lvery throughout the season and that Nicole is a havda in the driver’s seat from him,” said Vice President of Express Shiz Suzuki. “We are very enthusiastic about Nicole’s joy and she is starting on the F1 academic trip and competing alongside many other talented drivers.”
The winner of the F1 academy drivers will win a place that is fully funded in the GB3 championship for the next season. Last year, Abbi Pulling, who leads to the Alps, won this seat with its title at the F1 Academy.
Now Haveeda is one of the drivers who aims to this title in 2025.
