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track located in the east of Canada
connected to the city of Montreal on the
Notre Dame Island. Qualifying for the F1
Academy Series is about to kick off.
Welcome from me, Ben Edwards, as we look
forward to a 30inut session which will
establish who takes the outright pace of
this 2.7 mile 4.4 km 14 turn circuit
where late braking and rapid change of
direction are key to delivering fast
times, but it is so easy to run wide or
make contact with barriers with little
space to avoid. 18 young women racers
will be battling for the honor of
fastest time. Alongside me is
experienced racer Alice Pal. Alice, we
saw the title leader, Maya Berg,
struggle to do any laps in pre- practice
earlier today. Do we think she's going
to be able to compete as normal in this
qualifying session? Well, let let's hope
so. They'll all lined up in pit lane
waiting for this session to go green,
which is about 30 seconds time. There is
Maya engine running. So, it turns out
she had an electrical issue. They were
struggling to really find out what the
problem was. So, they pretty much
changed everything. Ben, they've
replaced her engine loom, plenty of
sensors, lots of other cables as well in
a hope that that's going to to solve the
problem. But of course, she's missed out
on that crucial running. None of these
drivers have been to this circuit
before. As we go green at the end of the
pit lane, Maya at the right end out
straight away. Looks like Alba Len
stalled, so wasn't able to to go out
with her teammates. So, she's missed out
on that vital vital running of learning
this track. Yes, they've all done it in
a simulator, but there's nothing quite
like buming seat time, getting the feel
of the circuit through your body. So,
everyone out on new tires as you can see
the field bleeding out now possibly
actually looking at that maybe not the
road in all campos cars are there with
new tires. So, we'll keep an eye on
that. But yes, it's important for Maya
to try and settle in as quickly as
possible cuz of course she is our
championship leader currently all by one
point from Dorian Pan. Yeah, just the
one point we saw Dorian Pan taking her
way out. You're on board right now with
Nicole Havda who is the one Canadian in
this series. Uh so an opportunity on
home turf in a way although it's some
way away from where she is. She's more
from Vancouver side of Canada but it's
good for Nicole Hava to see what she can
do. She uh was uh putting in some laps
earlier but was 14th fastest. The
fastest in free practice was Alicia
Talmoski and she and Khloe Chambers both
with the Campos team backed by Red Bull
and they were swapping the fastest times
throughout. We can see them just down
towards the back of the field here.
Actually, you can just see them going
through there now. And so it's going to
be very very interesting to see how they
get on because they were very happy with
the way the car was reacting and they
felt that a lot of the simulation work
that they' done had been very very
effective. But qualifying of course
always important and a little bit
earlier on we caught up with one of
those thinking about previous qualifying
efforts going into this session as well.
Let's hear from Emma Falammy.
The qualifying sessions so far were
quite consistent um qualifying P7, eight
and eight and which made me start from
P2, P1 and P1 which was a really cool
experience. But now I really want to
focus on qualifying higher um top five
finishes hopefully and even going
higher. But overall the season was a
little tough especially round two and
round three not scoring points. Um but
the first run round was okay with 10
points. So yeah
so let's just quickly explain that Alice
because she was talking about qualifying
sort of seventh eighth and ending up on
pole. That's because for the normally
the first race of a weekend this is a
different weekend. We've got three races
this weekend. Normally there would be
two and normally if you only got two
races the first race is a reverse top
eight isn't it? So so if you're fastest
in qualifying you'll actually start that
first race in eighth place. This weekend
it's slightly different because the
first race of the weekend will actually
be based on how they qualified in Miami
and then didn't get to race at all due
to the rain. Exactly that Ben. So we're
going to be treated to three fantastic
I'm sure races this weekend from F1
Academy. Emma Felber will be starting
that race as we've said in P8 for to
tomorrow. The Miami canled postponed
race that they'll be taking on. But
Dorian Pan is back in already and
putting on another set of new tires. So,
I'm guessing what she has done has gone
out, scrubbed a set for one of the races
over the course of this weekend and uh
then putting on another fresh set. But
if any of you have been watching the
Formula 1 practice sessions that we've
had today, uh they've had two in between
F1 Academyy's free practice and
qualifying. It's tricky out there. Lots
of those drivers particularly struggling
into this section of circuit that Maya
Berg has just gone through that entry
into turn 13. There's not a lot of grip
out there for these drivers. And
remember F1 Academy, no tire warmers, so
they really have to generate the tire
temperature themselves. You can really
see Maya almost like she's got no grip
whatsoever taking her first proper lap
around this Montreal circuit.
Absolutely. So, we're riding on board.
It gives us a good opportunity up
through turns three and four. Now, this
is the chicane where Charllair had an
accident earlier on today in Ferrari. Uh
she thankfully getting through there
okay but this is the first time we've
seen her up at full pace because when
she tried to go out in free practice the
car was just running very slow. They had
those electric problems you were talking
about. It does look as though having
changed all those electrical parts and
the motor that the car is working all
right. At least it's going at a decent
pace. But she's now having to get the
feel for the car on this track. This
late braking. You've got to get the
brake balance really good. You've got to
use those rear brakes as much as you
can. You don't want to throw the car out
as you go into the corner. Exactly. All
these other drivers have have had an
opportunity to sense out their braking
points, trying to work out where they
might need to be. Played around with the
brake bar, but I see a little bit of
rear locking for my Vergus. She goes
into turn 10. Get the car rotated. Then
you've got a long run down this
straight. No DRS in these F1 Academy
cars also. So she'll hug the right hand
side, take the shortest line possible,
and then try and bleed her way out as
hitting every gear change perfectly
before picking out your breaking point,
jumping out on the brakes. As you can
see, tentedly into 13, then 14, past the
the wall of champions, giving out enough
space on that right hand side, and come
across to do her first full proper lap.
First person to go across the flag uh
across the line. So she'll jump up into
P1, but that's quickly snatched away
from the block. So the fastest time we
saw in free practice was a 138898. So
they're a little bit off that just yet,
but obviously they're building up
getting into this once again. That was
Alicia Tamoski, as I said earlier. She
did the 13898.
Khloe Chambers was very close, 0074 on
the second behind her. Alba Lson was
third fastest. Khloe Chong was going
well um this time. She was fourth
fastest. So that was quite impressive.
And in fact, Alba Larson and Khloe Chong
and Ella Lloyd as a bunch, they were
within a tenth of each other, third,
fourth, and fifth in free practice. Now,
of course, we're into qualifying where
it really does matter. Um, and it will
make a very distinctive grid,
particularly for the final race of the
weekend. The the in between race will be
the top eight reversed. But that is
yeah, a good Oh, but a lock up from
Alberta Larson. Oh, down into the first
sequence. But thankfully, she's done a
good lap before she locked up. She was
really pushing the entry going into turn
13 on board with Leah Block now. And
we've got a yellow flag somewhere in in
sector two as you can hear the that rear
tire scrabbling for grip as she applies
the throttle on the exit of turn 10.
Purple in the middle sector just briefly
that's now snatched away by Alicia
Palmowski. Green flag is out in that
middle sector and a nice distance here
Leia Block is to to Maya Berg. should be
benefiting slightly from a a nice toe
down this back straight. Flicking it in.
Does she get it to the apex at rear?
Kicks out slightly and then up and close
to the wall on the exit. This will be a
certain improvement for her. Yes, it
will. Let's just see where it goes.
Yeah. Um actually my vert goes fifth.
She goes fastest as you say. So well
done Leah Block doing a good job there.
Leah Block in the first race in Miami,
the one race they did get to do finished
fifth over the line, but she had a
5-second penalty and that dropped her
down to 10th place. Oh, and we've got a
spin for Nicole Hava, the Canadian
having a spin, but thankfully no damage
done by the look of it. And it looks
like everyone else have managed to avoid
her. Yeah. So, this is this is just I
think jostling for for position. And she
got out and you actually saw from the
first replay how dusty it was on the
outside there. Uh and we we've seen that
in Formula 1 earlier on today. Porsche
Super Cup as well being offline kicking
up a lot of dust. Ella Lloyd now fires
it through in a tricky six into seven.
Yeah, she'll feed her way up out into
eight and nine. Uh, currently sitting
second in the standings. Not a bad first
sector. Just over a tenth off Alicia
Palmoski is fastest of anybody in that
sector. You can just see they're
constantly fighting uh their car here on
these Pirelli Slick tires. Four sets of
slicks the drivers have available for
this weekend. All of them would have had
to have gone out on a new set for free
practice. So, some will opt to maybe
potentially run two sets in qualifying,
others may be saving some for the races.
Interesting this for Ella Lloyd, isn't
it? Because last week she was racing at
Thruxton in uh the F4 British
Championship. She did a good job. She
had a a best finish of seventh in one of
those races. And now she's at a very
different track, learning a different
circuit here at Montreal. But great
experience for Eloid. And she she is
rapid. She she did make an error in
Miami at the start of the race. Oh,
she's she does get a lot of over steer
sometimes. She's got a lot of car
control. Let's just see what this lap is
like. Is this one going to actually put
her ahead of Paloski or is it not quite
enough yet over the line? No, it's it's
not an improvement. She stays second for
now. A skiing and rallying background.
So, she's used to to slipping and
sliding, but not always the fastest way
around. Well, certainly isn't the
fastest way around in a single seater,
particularly an F1 Academy car. as uh
Ferrer jumps up into P3 as we wait for
for Albalson. Fast of anyone in the
first sector. Lisha Palmoski's on a very
good lap as well. Actually has the legs
on on everybody in that middle sector.
So expecting here's Albalen coming out
the final corner turn 14 down the
straight. We'll wait to see where she
pops up and in the background as well.
At some point we shall see Alicia
Palmovski. That's very impressive.
Alberta Larson going quickest so far. uh
the youngster. She's only 16 years old,
but she's been showing great pace all
weekend so far. And we've only had the
one big free practice, Alicia Palmoski.
So, uh who was fastest a moment ago, is
second now. Had a bit of a slide, but
dealt with it. She did. And uh that was
the start of the next lap, wasn't it? It
is. And actually, I have to say, shout
out so far. I know we're only 10 minutes
into the session, but my V is sitting
there in P5. Uh her nearest title
challenger Dorian Pan has not set a lap
time at the moment there. They're
obviously waiting for the track to
develop. Track evolution is so high
here. And into the pits goes Maya Verg
I'm guessing to potentially swap over to
a new set of tires and squealing through
that final corner. We heard Leah Block
and then in the background there Ora
Nobles. It's currently seventh. Will she
promote herself slightly further up the
order? She does into P6. Absolutely
right. So yeah, it's a good point as you
say. Door Pan just waiting to come back
out because this track does get quicker
and quicker. We noticed that from the
Formula 1 free practice as well that
drivers that went out on a set of soft
tires quite later on. Definitely went
quicker because the track is cleaning up
all the time and it does sometimes take
an advantage to to run late, but of
course you don't want to run too late
sometimes. Oh, that's interesting. Yeah,
Paloski's had a a time deleted for track
limits at turn 13. So, yeah, going over
the curves. That is 1314. That's the
last section coming on to the start
finish straight here. So that has made a
bit of a a blow to Palmoski. She's going
to have to work again when she comes
back out again. Alberta Larson hugely
impressive. She's been doing some racing
in British F4 uh alongside separate
teams but alongside the same
championship as as Ella Lloyd. Chloe
Chong's also done a little bit of
racing. She was at the Snaththeon round
in in British F4. Purple middle sector
for Leah Block gets the car nicely
rotated. All about getting that exit
down this extremely long straight for
these F1 Academy cars. Let's check out
her middle sector. Not the not the best.
A few tents shy of Alicia Paloski, but
more importantly a strong first sector.
Let's watch her into the final part here
then. Get the braking done late. Get it
turned. Oh, she's actually coming in.
Okay, fair enough. So, she wasn't going
to complete the lap even though she's
done a really good first set. You'd
think, but maybe the middle sector just
wasn't enough to keep it going and
they've decided to bring her in and
maybe put some fresh tires on. So, but
she's still doing a good job at the
moment. Le Block is third fastest. So,
it's Alvaren ahead of Lloyd in second
place at the moment. Leah Block in
third, Raphaela Ferrer in fourth place,
Aurelia Nobel's in fifth, and Maya Ver
with that title lead of just one point
over Dorian Pan. But Dorian Pan is now
going out on circuit. So we we'll get an
idea of how that's going to be improving
as well. So it looks like they're opting
for just one set of tires are the premer
teams. So Gman, Pan, and Houseman all
going out. Um risk with this is you're
going to then have people coming out of
the pit lane. And we've seen in Formula
1 already today uh it's uh traffic
central. Uh even though there's less
cars on track here in F1 Academy, you
can see Dorian fighting the car. She she
struggled, didn't she? which is a
surprise for Dorian Pan. She was eighth
in pre- practice. So clearly struggling
at the moment in her Premma machinery as
she clips quite heavily the inside curb
there into turn three. Bleeds around
heavy on the brakes into six using
pretty much most of the road available.
And you can hear, you don't hear it very
often, tires, those tires squealing. And
then we saw Lance Stroll make contact
with that one pre- practice too. Dorian
Pan just about managing to avoid
contact. Yeah, that's right. But you've
got to watch these curbs, haven't you?
Because you need to use the curbs a bit,
but if you hit them too hard, it really
bounces the car and can throw you into
the barrier. So, it's part of the
exercise of getting this right around
this Montreal circuit is just making the
right use on the curbs and getting this
late breaking done. Let's just see how
deep she is into the hairpin. That's
actually a pretty good line running out
on exit, but she does seem to be just a
little bit off the pace so far. She's
got to find a bit more uh to move
further up the order. This will bring
her up, I think, into the top 10, but uh
I don't think it's going to quite put
her up at right at the very top level
just yet. No, it won't. She's got some a
little bit of traffic in front of her.
Is that Maya V? Her nearest championship
rival. She slowed down. She's slowed
down checking of the mirrors. She's got
her teammate Tina Houseman ju but just
behind them is Alba Lson who's still
circulating who's fastest again of
anybody in that first sector and uh
Alba's obviously cut the chicane there.
I was waiting for it to come through so
that lap won't count. Tina Houseman puts
her first lap time on the ball. Ben goes
up to P12. Yeah, 12th place. I would
think that Tina Houseman is capable of a
little bit more than that. She was 11th
fastest in free practice earlier. Uh
she's qualified as high as sixth already
this year. So let's see how that goes.
Raphaela Ferrer doing a good job. She's
on another outlap already fourth fastest
supported by Racing Bulls and she is
part of that Campos team which is really
doing well in this series at the moment
leading the team championship and
they're very happy as we heard from
Alicia Palmoski after free practice very
happy with the way the car has been
feeling the way they've set it up for
this particular track and uh very
pleased. In fact, that is Alicia Paloski
behind in the background. So, teammates
and we will see teammates side by side
on the front row because Alicia Paloski
and Khloe Chambers will be on the front
row for the first race this weekend this
circuit which is based as we mentioned
earlier on the grid. They had Miami, but
unfortunately the race got cancelled due
to rain. So, they will be racing side by
side into the first corner. Alishia
Pamoski and Khloe Chambers and they'll
want to try and do that again by making
sure they qualify well for the other
races this weekend. Certainly will. Some
wildlife watching Nina Ga come out of
turn 10 through 11 jumping on the brakes
into 13. You can hear the rear locking
slightly and she just asked for it to
turn in. That's a shame for her. It was
a fairly decent first and middle sector,
but unfortunately for her now that lap
won't count as Dorian personal best in
all first and second sector. We'll wait
to see if she improves any further. She
certainly will up into P3. Solid lap
from her so far. That's more like it,
isn't it? She's had plenty of pole
positions in F1 Academy last year, but
actually none this year yet. So, we'll
see how this goes. This is only the
fourth opportunity to grab a pole
position this year. Um, but she had five
pole positions last year, so we'll just
see whether she can do it. Chloe
Chambers has been very impressive with
her pole position. She's had a couple,
hasn't she, this year? She has. Uh,
she's down in 14th place at the moment.
Not really set. I'm pretty sure she
actually got a lap time deleted. Yes,
she did earlier on in the session. and
she was slightly higher up, but uh Alba
Larson has done nine laps solidly and
been pretty much at the top of the time.
So that tells me not only is track
evolution, as we've already mentioned,
pretty big, but these Pirelli tires are
surviving uh a hack around this Montreal
circuit, the temperatures are similar to
what we saw in free practice, their only
free practice session, so the times are
going to continue to tumble. Abal
Larson's still in the pits, but Chloe
Chambers has closed that gap down. Jumps
up into P2 half a second as we're back
on board with Dorian Pan. Yeah. So,
let's just see whether Dorian Pan is
going to be able to close up a little
bit more. Currently down in fourth
position. So, 139 552 is the time that
she's trying to aim for top speeds uh
for these Formula 4 cars around this
circuit around 145 miles an hour before
going onto the brakes. Now, drone hit
the curbs too hard. That was pretty good
using the full nearly the full width.
Nina Gateman's just done a good job.
She's gone third fastest. Does this
improve Dorian Pan as she goes over the
line? Yes, she goes second fastest by a
tiny margin from Alvalar. Look at that.
016 of a second. So, this is more as we
would have expected. Dorian Pan with all
her experience going second fastest.
Let's just see what's happened to Khloe
Chambers here. Oh, she's going to get
Yeah. held up by
Oh my god, dude. I almost just crashed
into Matilda.
Oh, Matilda Pats who is the wild card
entry. So, first time she's been in F1
Academy using all the curbs there from
Khloe Chambers but looking down. Ben,
his personal bests are flying left,
right, and center. Alicia Paloski set
the the best out of everybody in that
middle sector. Here's Khloe Chambers
coming down into the final section of
corner. So this order is certainly going
to change how by much our current pole
sitter is is just jumped out of the
pits. As I say that Alicia Pomoski jumps
to the top of the times 139.260.
Yeah. So let's see. Chloe Chambers goes
quicker again. So this is what we saw in
free practice. The two of them swapping
fastest times. They are teammates and
both very happy with the way the the car
feels at the moment. We are watching
Nina Gateman who did a good job just
now. She's fifth fastest currently and
um Nina Gabin who was very unlucky in
the opening race in China earlier this
year when she actually qualified eighth
but because of the reverse top eight
grid she was on pole position for the
first race led nearly all of it but then
had a non-finish just towards the end of
the race which was disappointing. Um, so
her best qualifying this year has
actually been eighth uh amongst
everybody else. And she's doing a better
job so far, fifth fastest so far, but
Dorian improves again. She goes third.
So she had a whole color board there of
personal best, the best overall, and
then not a personal best. She lost a
couple of tents in that final sector,
which uh certainly cost her a position.
Alicia Pamoski once again setting uh the
world on fire. And then Khloe Chambers
even more so. Alicia has got fairly
decent track position. Going to get a
nice toe from her teammate in front.
Leah Block is at the head of that field.
So this order is certainly going to
change. Looking down though, someone
that's not currently setting personal
best and that's why they're down in 11th
place. She's back in the pits. Yeah, she
is back in the pits and and you really
want to be out there in the last 10
minutes, I would think. So Chloe
Chambers, as you say, on a very good
lap. Let's just see how this changes.
We're almost down to the speeds that
they did in free practice and yes, we're
faster now. So, that is the fastest time
of the day. Pamoski did a 38898 earlier
today. 38749. But is Chloe J? No, not
quite going to beat her this time. Her
third sector was not her best. Um, but
they are still pushing each other and
the gap between them so tiny. And you're
looking at the sectors. So, sector one,
sector two, and then sector three was
where Chambers missed out a little bit.
And Alicia Pamoski is holding the top
spot at the moment. Ella Lloyd having a
bit of a slide, too. She certainly was.
Maybe a little bit too much curve. You
can see the bounce there. And uh nice
showing up her car control right for our
camera crew down there on the exit, but
not the fastest way around. But she set
a decent first and middle sector. Dorian
Pan again having a look. Is she going to
improve? She crosses the line. She
improves her lap time. Doesn't quite
improve her position. A small lock up.
Can she keep it tidy just about? And you
can see the amount of lock they've got
on to get the car rotated and get on the
throttle on the exit of turn two. Ella
Lloyd improves though. Up to P5. Yeah,
that's good stuff. Raphaela Ferrer.
Let's see how she gets on with this as
well. Meanwhile, Maya Ver is in the pits
as we can see in the background there.
They're still doing some work on that
car trying to get her ready to come out.
There's only just over eight minutes of
this session to go. Is Maya Ver the
championship the series leader down in
11th. Is she going to be able to improve
on that? I mean they it doesn't look
like from her body language that Susie
Wolf down there talking to MP
Motorsports F1 Academy team manager
Welter and you can see disappointment so
unlucky for her. Out of totally out of
her control. Ferrera though meanwhile
back on track improves to P5 but Chloe
Chambers jumps up to P1 by again a tiny
margin 0053 over teammate Alicia
Palmoski. So Chambers Paloski one and
two. Dorian Pan in third place but there
you are looking at Dorian Pam backed by
Mercedes and this is really significant
for her to be up that far on the grid
with her big rival Maya Berg having a
real struggle down in 12th place. Mind
you, Khloe Chambers third in the
championship at the moment. A little bit
behind, but not too far. And if Oh, that
was a little lock up, but she got away
with it. But this is very good for
Dorian Pan. Let's just see. Fastest
middle sector. This could indeed put her
into onto the front row. Is it going to
do that? Let's have a look. No, not
quite. In the end, uh, she stays in
third place. Third sector wasn't so
strong. Comparing to the two Campos
cars, she's just struggling in that
final sector. We saw you mentioned Ben
having a lock up into the final corner.
Elody again improves up to P4. Khloe
Chambers though, wow, a mighty first and
middle sector. And you can see, look how
how she goes slightly deeper than some
of the other onboards we've seen. Gets
the car rotated and gets on that
throttle to to get that exit. Uh she's
not she may benefit ever so slightly
from uh the car in front, which I think
could potentially be Lear block. Yes, it
is. But a nice distance away from her.
But again, plenty of people improving.
Mayberg is back out on track. She's got
six minutes to try and improve if, and
that is a big if this issue with her car
is sorted. Let's see what Pal what Khloe
Chambers does cuz Paloski has done a
good lap of Chloe Chambers. Yes, that
was a mega lap. A 38125.
My goodness. 7/10 faster than they did
in free practice earlier today. And
she's gone 510 faster than her teammate.
That was a really superb lap. And
remember, she's on target for getting
her third pole position out of four
events so far this year. Yet, she's not
had a win so far this year. She did have
a win last year, but Chloe Chambers,
we'll have to see how that goes. Head
down. Let's rocket. Head out. Let's
rocket. Damoski being encouraged. She's
second fastest, but there's a bit more
time to be found. Dorian Pan in third
place. You're looking at Dorian who's
about to come over the line having done
a good middle sector but the third last
sector is not always good for her but
she does go second so she goes ahead of
Paloski Paloski definitely needs to find
a bit more and now with Lloyd let's see
how she does so not a personal best in
that first sector but a decent middle
let's see if she improves in the final
she does goes up still 7/10 of a second
off Khloe Chambers who is not improving
on this lap but she's the only driver
that's consistently in the 26 6 seconds
in that first sector. Everybody else is
in the 27 seconds. As I just say that
Dorian Pan pretty much nearly matches
her. So don't dismiss Dorian Pan or
anybody else particularly Alicia
Palmovski as well who's on a pretty
decent lap. Maya Ver as you say is out
at the moment. I just going to try and
keep an eye out to see whether she does
complete the lap. Yes, she's completed
the lap. She's onto a lap now. So we'll
see what kind of pace Oh, bit of a lock
up from Alicia Palmoski.
just trying to navigate the traffic. I
think that was a flat spot. Yeah, that's
that's going to affect her. So,
actually, she was on a good lap and then
that last sector was absolutely
hampered. That's down into turn 10.
She's just trying to get better track
position of her from her teammate.
When you I mean, you've raced many
times, Alice, when you've locked up a a
front tire like that um and and really
flat spotted it, you get a quite a shake
through the car and it does affect the
braking then going forward, doesn't it?
It does. And it will always find that
spot. That's again the frustrating
thing. It'll always find that flat spot.
Um hopefully
not too many of the drivers will be
struggling with that cuz we've seen
quite a few lockups. Dorian Pan really
hanging the rear of that car out getting
as close as she could to the wall of
champions there. Doesn't improve this
time round, but there still and again
you can just see that flat spot
beginning to become worse and worse for
Dorian on that front left tire. Alicia,
uh, sorry, Chloe Chambers. Let's hear
from her.
I'm just going to get a bit of a gap to
Leah in front so I hopefully get a toe
in the last sector.
Yeah. Well, that's good. She's telling
the radio that is Leah block up ahead.
So, she's trying to get a little bit of
a toe uh down this section. We'll see
whether this works for how how her she's
not doing anything particularly rapid,
is she? I mean, it's not a personal
best. She's a few tents off her best in
the first sector, but she has done a
personal best in that middle sector. Uh
not as fast as Dorian Pan. And we can
just see a team viewer box there as the
MP Motorsport team still struggling to
work out what is going on with Maya's
car. She has improved though. Yeah, but
she's rapidly running out of time.
Alicia Pamovski improves. Still not
quite what she'll want though. sticking
in P3 and that's a big lock up from Leah
Block and this is going to unfortunately
hamper Khloe Chambers through throughout
the lap potentially. Yeah, but that gap
between Dorian P and Alicia Paloski what
30,000 of a second. So Palmoski so
nearly got herself back on the front row
but just missed out. Here's the wild
card entry. Matilda Patz, the 17year-old
German racer. Uh and she's doing a
decent job actually. 14th fastest. Bear
in mind this is the first time she's
competed in F1 Academy and quite often
we see the wild card entries right down
at the back of the qualifying but she's
doing a decent job. I know she's ahead
of Maya Ver and Maya Vber's not having a
very good time but that's still pretty
impressive. Oh dear. That didn't work
for Raphaela Ferrer but she got away
with it I think. Yeah you that that's a
bumpy braking zone going into turn one.
You could just see from that first
replay we saw hitting the bumps, having
that lock up and then flying uh taken to
the escape road and flying across turn
two. Courtney Cron in the H F1 team car
having a a lock up into the final
chicane. But does she pretty much make
it look like she she did. But Joan Conte
now has jumped up into the top 10.
Mayberg scrambling on the brakes goes
through 13 then 14. Gets close to the
wall of champions on the exit. This is
going to improve her time, but she's
still got a lot of time to find if she
wants to challenge for that top eight.
Let's see. Oh, it's only one place she
gains. She goes 14. She goes ahead of
the wild card entry, but that's nothing
like what we normally see from Maya
Berg. She's normally so rapid and she's
got that one point in the series lead.
Palmoski there still in third place,
missing out on that front row by such a
tiny fraction. Let's have another look
at Courtney Cone. Oh, she had a a big
lock up, didn't she? but managed to get
out of it and didn't do any damage to
the car, but she is quite a long way
down. She's down in 16th position
currently. So, it's not quite coming
together for Courtney Cone as she would
like. The 25 24 year old, sorry,
American. Best qualifying she's done so
far this year is 11th, but yeah, she's
down in 16th position. Chloe Chong, now
she was going really well earlier in
free practice, but it's not working so
well for her at the moment. She's down
in 12th. Yeah, as you say that though,
she's set a good first sector and not a
bad middle sector. Mayberg though has
has not set a personal best. So, and she
won't get another lap. So, I wonder if
she's still struggling with that that
car issue. She must be must be uh
because we saw her up there in the top
five. So, bad luck for her. Alicia
Pamoski though doing a pretty pretty
decent job. She's closing that gap to
Khloe Chambers. The checker flag's about
to come out, but people who are on quick
laps could still change the order.
Remember, this is the overall qualifying
order that will determine race three
grid, but race two this weekend will be
the top eight reversed. If you're
eighth, which is what Raphael Ferrer is
right now, you will start from the pole
position for race two this weekend. So,
that could be very beneficial. But, we
could see some changes on this lap. We
could. It's a very good first and middle
sector from Alicia Paloski. Is it going
to be enough to steal the top spot not
quite from her teammate jumps up into P2
though? Snatches P2 away from Dorian Pan
who's still on a lap but it's not good
enough. It's a not a great first sector
from her. So I think for now at least
this is our top two positions. Yeah,
very impressive. It looks like Khloe
Chambers is on target for her third pole
position this year. But will she get her
first win? It's going to be her 21st
birthday tomorrow. Chloe Chambers as
well. So whether that has an effect, but
it'll actually ironically she will be
starting from pole in tomorrow's first
race. The second race she won't because
that will be the top eight reversed and
then the race on Sunday. Then she will
if if this stays as it is, she then will
start from pole position again on
Sunday. We'll have to wait and see.
Let's just watch to see if there any
more improvements. Ella Lloyd, who's
been doing a a very good job. She's
fourth fastest. Doesn't look like she's
going to improve on this lap. So, it
looks as though she's going to be on the
second row for the final race of this
weekend, but it keeps her in a very good
spot actually for the reverse grid race
because she's in that same sort of
position and she gets a better start
this time. Everyone now has seen the
checker flag. So, that is it. We now
know Chloe Chambers has taken pole
position for the main points race this
weekend. It is her third pole position
in F1 Academy so far this year, but
she's looking for her first win in the
2025 season, and she's got two big
chances for that.
You nailed this, quali. You nailed this
qual.
Come on. Oh yeah, baby. Three tires for
the go-kart. Uh maybe we'll have some
more for some extra some spares for the
rest of the year. Good job. Good job,
Chloe. What a mega quality. Thank you
guys very much.
That's good to hear. She's a very good
qualifier, but she's got to convert that
into a race win now. And we've seen how
feisty Dorian Pan can be at the start.
Not from last year, but also from this
year as well. Uh but for them, they'll
be relieved that Mayberg's down in 15th
place. Still struggling with those car
issues. But a great job by Chloe
Chambers. 3/10en of a second clear from
her nearest rival and teammate Alicia
Palmovski. So really, really solid job
by the American. It's interesting, we're
going to have the same front row for
race one and race three in Montreal this
weekend. Um but race two, of course,
just to remind you, top eight reverse.
So the will be Khloe Chong you're
looking at now eighth fastest in this.
So she will start from pole on the
reverse grid. It's the Charlotte Tilbury
backed machine starting on pole for the
first time in in F1 Academy. Dorian Pan
half a second off. There's a little bit
of work to do still for her and her
premer team, but still she can be fairly
pleased with that knowing as we've
already mentioned her closest rival in
the championship only one point behind
Mayberg
is down much further down the order and
clearly still struggling with uh with
car problems. Yeah. Well, for Khloe
Chong, it's going to be a good
opportunity, but mind you, it doesn't
always work. Uh Elma Emma Felbayer, we
were talking about before she was on
pole on the reverse grid in uh Miami, in
fact, but ended up finishing in 15th
place. So, didn't score any points at
all, but she she led early on, but uh we
shall see how that goes. The reverse
grid race always very interesting to see
how it works because you got the quicker
people further back and they've got to
fight their way forward. But it's been a
really interesting qualifying and it is
Khloe Chambers who has set the outright
pace once again for the third time this
season. Khloe Chambers top qualifier
second teammate Alicia Palmoski and in
third place Dorian Pan who is just one
point behind in the series lead. That's
another very good start. Eron Lloyd in
fourth place ahead of Tina Houseman,
Emma Felber, Nina Gman and Khloe Chong.
And it will be Khloe Chong who will have
that poll in the reverse grid race. Leah
block ninth. Raphaela Ferrer down in
10th in the end. She had been a bit
further up the order earlier on. Joan
Shikant has done a decent job in 11th.
Alba Lson all the way down in 12th. I
don't quite understand that because she
was going so well earlier. Aelia Nobles
had a Mat Pats Maya Ver down in 15th.
Had a Courtney Cone Ava Anagnosti and
Nicole Hava in 18.
Well, there we go. That sets up for two
of the races. But of course, the first
race tomorrow will actually be the
lineup from the first in Miami. So, we
shall have to see how that goes. Yeah.
9:15 local time. You can check that that
race out. Yeah. So, we will look forward
to that. Do hope you can join us for the
first of three races of F1 Academy in
Canada.
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