F1 Academy adds Las Vegas to 2025 schedule

The F1 Academy has unveiled its 2025 calendar that features seven rounds in support of Formula 1, including the highly anticipated Las Vegas Grand Prix, which will host its season finale.

This marks a significant milestone for the all-female single-seater championship, as it becomes the first support series to race at the iconic Las Vegas Strip Circuit.

The 2025 season will kick off in China before heading to Jeddah and Miami, both of which featured in the 2024 campaign.

The F1 Academy will then make its debut at the legendary Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal for Round 4, followed by races in the picturesque dunes of Zandvoort and the vibrant streets of Singapore for Rounds 5 and 6.

The thrilling finale in Las Vegas will cap off the season, adding a glamorous and high-energy setting to the championship’s growing calendar.

“Finishing our season in Las Vegas will be an iconic moment, and its addition to the calendar is testament to the wealth of support we receive from Formula 1 and Liberty Media,” commented F1 Academy managing director Susie Wolff.

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In total, the 2025 F1 Academy calendar will comprise 14 races across seven rounds, offering fans even more thrilling action as the championship continues to grow.

The series will also include a comprehensive 15-day testing programme, underlining its commitment to providing ample seat time for its talented drivers.

F1 Academy has been making waves in the motorsport world since its inception in 2022, with the series expanding rapidly in terms of global reach and popularity.

Broadcast in 160 territories and with a docuseries set to launch on Netflix in 2025, the novel championship is quickly becoming a force in motorsport.

“F1 Academy continues to go from strength to strength, delivering brilliant on-track action and inspiring young girls and women around the world,” commented F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali;

“We’re seeing huge interest, and it’s fantastic to see new venues on the calendar, with races spanning three continents. This allows us to continue building our audiences and connecting with fans worldwide.”

Domenicali also acknowledged the support of the race promoters, whose efforts have been instrumental in F1 Academy's rapid rise.

“What has been achieved in just two years since the series launched is incredible,” he said.

“I can’t wait to see the cars hit the track again next year, and I’m excited to see how this next chapter in the championship unfolds.”

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