All teams have confirmed their support for the F1 Academy.

All teams have confirmed their support for the F1 Academy.

      All ten current teams have confirmed their support for the F1 Academy women's series as part of a multi-year partnership.

      The Cadillac F1 team, which will make its Formula 1 debut next season, has confirmed that it will also become a sponsor of the series from 2027.

      In the F1 Academy, women compete in Formula 4 cars in the colors and with the support of Formula 1 teams.

      F1 Academy announced a rule change that will allow participants from the two previous seasons to compete in a third, but the rule will be applied 'exclusively to those whose results indicate a strong potential for further development.'

      The series' popularity has recently grown significantly: races are broadcast in more than 170 countries, a seven-part documentary series was released on Netflix, and the total social media audience amounts to 1.38 million people.

      Susie Wolff, the series' executive director: "The commitment of long-term support from all ten current teams and the addition of Cadillac to our lineup from 2027 will ensure a confident future for the women's series.

      We are not just providing a platform for the current generation of female drivers; together we are building a pathway to support future generations.

      The focus on individual talent development, including the opportunity to compete for up to three seasons, will give outstanding drivers the support and platform needed to fully realize their potential."

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All teams have confirmed their support for the F1 Academy.

All ten current teams have confirmed their support for the F1 Academy women's series as part of a multi-year partnership.