Tina Hausmann will return to F1 Academy, as Aston Martin confirms her place on the 2025 grid. The 18-year-old Swiss driver will again race with PREMA Racing. The aim will be to build on her promising rookie campaign.
Hausmann Becomes the Thirteenth 2025 F1 Academy Entrant
Hausmann impressed during her first season, securing a top-10 finish in the Drivers’ Standings.
She ended 2024 on a high note, claiming her best result of fourth place in the final race at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi.
With a year of experience, she looks towards building stronger performances while improving her consistency.
Aston Martin Aramco is pleased to announce that Tina Hausmann will continue to represent the team for the 2025 @f1academy season.
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— Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1) February 12, 2025
Early Career: Karting and Formula 4
Hausmann began her competitive racing career in karting. She debuted in the 2019 Rotax Max Challenge Switzerland.
It was here where she competed in the Mini and Junior categories, finishing eighth and fourth, respectively.
After a brief hiatus, she returned to karting in 2021, racing in the ADAC Kart Masters in the OK category. She also participated in select karting events in Switzerland and Germany.
Moving up to single-seaters, Hausmann made her Formula 4 debut in the inaugural season of the Formula Winter Series with AKM Motorsport.
At Circuito de Jerez, she finished fourth in her first F4 race and secured her first podium with a third-place finish in the second race.
She also competed in the 2023 Italian F4 Championship and the 2023 Euro 4 Championship, where she was the best-placed woman in the latter. In the Italian F4 series, she finished 40th overall but claimed the women’s title.
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F1 Academy Journey
Tina Hausmann entered the 2024 F1 Academy season with PREMA Racing, representing Aston Martin.
🚨DRIVER ANNOUNCEMENT🚨
PREMA confirms Hausmann for 2025 F1 Academy series🇨🇭💪
📰Swiss driver set for second F1 Academy season↘️
https://t.co/I1xDa4b8QX pic.twitter.com/8D3JzipKw8— PREMA (@PREMA_Team) February 12, 2025
Throughout the season, she gained valuable experience and steadily improved. Her strongest performance came in the final race at Abu Dhabi, where she finished fourth, marking her highest finish of the season.
Now set for a second season with Aston Martin and PREMA Racing in 2025, Hausmann is eager to build on her achievements.
“Competing in the 2024 F1 Academy season for Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team with PREMA Racing gave me countless unforgettable moments
“Driving on seven iconic tracks worldwide felt like a dream come true. The steep learning curve led to a strong finish in the final race. Aston Martin Aramco supported me like a true family throughout the journey.
“Racing for a second year with Aston Martin Aramco and PREMA Racing means a lot to me. Both teams are committed to excellence, and I am grateful to everyone who made this possible. The support from fans worldwide has given me the energy to push forward. As a determined driver, I am committed to continuous improvement and growth.
“Representing Aston Martin Aramco and PREMA is a huge honour. Competing on this global stage puts athletes and individuals in the spotlight, but I feel fully supported in all situations by both teams. Everyone involved works tirelessly to perform at the highest level.”
Development is Key
Aston Martin remains dedicated to Tina Hausmann’s development, with Jessica Hawkins continuing as Head of F1 Academy Racing for the team.
Hawkins, a key figure in Hausmann’s growth, expressed confidence in the young driver’s potential.
“I am really excited to keep working with Tina in 2025 as she takes on her second F1 Academy season,” Hawkins said. “Over the past year, she has developed significantly, gaining valuable experience and growing both her skills and confidence on track.
“I have no doubt that she will apply everything she has learned to deliver a strong, competitive campaign this year. Watching her achieve new milestones as she builds on her solid foundation will be fantastic.”
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Season Ahead
The 2025 F1 Academy season begins in China in March. We then head to Saudi Arabia, Miami, Canada, the Netherlands, and Singapore. The season concludes in Las Vegas in November.
Hausmann joins Chloe Chambers (Red Bull Ford), Ella Lloyd (McLaren), Rafaela Ferreira (RB), Courtney Crone (Haas), Alba Hurup Larsen (Tommy Hilfiger), Nina Gademan (Alpine), Lia Block (Williams), Alisha Palmowski (Red Bull), Emma Felbermayr (Kick Sauber), Aurelia Nobels (Puma), and Maya Weug (Ferrari) in what will be an exciting season. Five other drivers still need confirmation.
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IMAGO / Ricardo Larreina Amador
Recording Date: 20.06.2024
