We know Doriane Pin’s 2025 program

Focused on single-seaters this year, since joining the Mercedes F1 junior program, Doriane Pin will return with a similar competition program in 2025, in the hope of consolidating her career. Always supported in parallel by Iron Dames, the Frenchwoman will notably be at the start of her second season in F1 Academy, she who finished second in the championship behind Abbi Pulling.

In this exclusively female championship, organized alongside seven Formula 1 Grands Prix next year (China, Saudi Arabia, Miami, Canada, Netherlands, Singapore and Las Vegas), the 20-year-old will continue to evolve. in the Prema Racing team. All partnerships established over the past year are thus maintained.

Alongside this commitment which will be the heart of her 2025 program, Doriane Pin will compete part-time in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship (FRMEC), which will allow her to enter competition from next February on the Dubai circuits, Yas Marina and Jeddah.

Finally, it will also be present in the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine (FRECA), where it has already raced in recent months.

“I am excited to continue this adventure with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team and the Iron Dames next year”rejoices Doriane Pin. “After being runner-up in the F1 Academy in my first season, I am extremely motivated to win the Drivers’ Championship title in 2025. I will strive to improve over the course of the year. winter and I hope to have an even stronger season next year.”

Very competitive in F1 Academy, the French driver however saw her season disrupted by a few incidents, including an injury which sidelined her at the start of the summer, also depriving her of participation in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

“Doriane had a very successful first season in single-seaters”underlines Gwen Lagrue, head of the Mercedes junior program. “It is never easy to come from GT and endurance, because the driving style and skills required are different. She has handled this change well, taking victories in several championships and actively participating in the F1 Academy.”

“Given the progress she has made this year and the experience she now has, we are confident that Doriane can challenge for the F1 Academy title in 2025. Together with the Iron Dames, we look forward to her support him in his endeavor and we look forward to a successful year.”