Alisha Palmowski once again proved her dominance in F1 Academy by taking victory in the final Feature Race of the season at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort. The Red Bull Racing-backed driver remained calm under intense pressure from her rivals throughout a thrilling race.
From the moment the lights went out, Palmowski took the lead and managed to hold her position despite a close challenge from Alba Larsen of Ferrari. The British driver kept her rhythm and pulled away in the final laps to secure a crucial win for her title hopes.
Behind them, Nina Gademan delivered a home-hero performance. The Dutch Alpine driver took third place after a fierce battle with the chasing pack, giving the home fans at the iconic Zandvoort circuit plenty to cheer about.
There was disappointment for Romanian wildcard Zoe Florescu, who had to settle for 18th place on her debut weekend—a far cry from the promise she showed in practice.
With this result, the F1 Academy title fight is heating up. Palmowski strengthened her position at the top of the standings, while rivals like Larsen and Gademan are sure to fight back hard in the remaining rounds. Zandvoort once again proved to be a dramatic stage for these talented young racers.
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