which circuits on the calendar in 2025?

F1 amandine. sport Tuesday 19th November 2024 05:58 AM REPORT

The F1 Academy has revealed its calendar for the 2025 season. Find out which circuits the field of female drivers will perform on.

The F1 Academy revealed his 2025 calendar with seven rounds all in curtain raiser F1 World Championship. Three new circuitss is on the program, including vegas for the grand finale of the competition!

F1 Academy 2025: a grand finale in Las Vegas!

The 2025 season of F1 Academy will begin in Chine, which makes its entry into the calendar, before returning to Jeddah et Miami, already present in 2024, for rounds 2 and 3. The legendary Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in Montreal, which will change the date for F1, joins the Academy for the first time for welcome the 4th round.
Then, the series will stop at the dunes of Zandvoort and in the streets of Singapore for rounds 5 and 6. The third season of the competition will end with the spectacular Las Vegas Circuita great first after two editions (one of which is coming, here is the program) of an event solely dedicated to Formula 1.
The 2025 season will feature 14 races spread over seven rounds, accompanied by a 15 day testing program to guarantee significant track time for the drivers. Since its launch in 2022, the F1 Academy is attracting growing interest, with distribution in 160 countries. A documentary series will also be available on Netflix in 2025.

F1 Academy 2025 : “Ending our season in Vegas will be iconic”

“I would like to thank our promoters for their enthusiasm and support, and for their contribution to our ambition to create opportunities for women at all levels of our sport,” comments Susie Wolff, General Director of the F1 Academy. “Ending our season in Las Vegas will be an iconic moment, and the addition of this circuit to the calendar is testament to the invaluable support we receive from Formula 1 and Liberty Media.”
“The F1 Academy continues to go from strength to strength, delivering spectacular racing to our fans and inspiring young girls and women around the world”added Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1. “Interest in this series is immense, and it is great to see new circuits on the calendar which, once again, spans three continents.”
“This allows us to grow our audience and connect with fans around the world. I thank our promoters, who passionately support the F1 Academy. What has been achieved in just two years is incredible, and I Looking forward to seeing these cars hit the track again next year.”