F1 Academy Announces Huge Progression For Final Round In Austin

The F1 Academy has announced that the final round of the inaugural season will be broadcast.

F1 Academy has announced that the final round of the inaugural season will be broadcast live across over 100 territories. Launched with dedicated support from Formula 1, the series etched a milestone in providing women a formidable platform in single-seater racing, culminating its first season at the Circuit of the Americas alongside the US Grand Prix.

Key Takeaways

• F1 Academy will be broadcasting the concluding round of its season live across a multitude of platforms, spanning F1’s YouTube, X, and Facebook channels, as well as F1 TV and various other network broadcasters, enabling fans to witness the riveting competitions unfold in real-time.
• With the robust backing of Formula 1, F1 Academy was inaugurated to bolster the pathway for women into single-seater racing, unfolding across six rounds and showcasing potent competitors such as Marta Garcia and Lena Buhler, providing competitive progress for women in the traditionally male-dominated motorsport.
• Through enhanced visibility and inclusive platforms, the F1 Academy ardently aspires to inspire not only the racers within its realm but also young girls and women globally, illustrating the possibilities in motorsport, both on the track and beyond.

“I’ve always said, ‘you have to see it to believe it’ and there is nothing more powerful than racing globally alongside F1,” articulated Susie Wolff, Managing Director of F1 Academy.

Expressing her gratitude towards the broadcast partners, she continued: 

“We hope to inspire young girls and women at home and show them the possibilities in our sport, both on and off-track”.

F1 Academy And Formula One Announces Huge Collaboration For 2024

Broadcasting LIVE from the Lone Star State 🤠

All the action from our final event will be covered live around the world

Find out where you can watch ⤵️#F1Academy pic.twitter.com/gf5ws45PWk

— F1 Academy (@f1academy) October 4, 2023

As of next season, the F1 Academy will have closer ties with Formula One with each team backing a driver as well as every stage of the all-female series being broadcast. One of the main complaints from fans during the first season was the lack of visibility the racing series was getting due to it not being broadcast. From now on, the drivers will get the platform they deserve in order to work their way up the ranks.

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