

£500k+ bills, Max Verstappen's tips & myth busting | EXCLUSIVE: F1 Academy Champion Alisha Palmowski
Naomi is joined by the newly crowned F1 Academy Champion Alisha Palmowski, the competition's youngest ever winner at just 20 years old. And later, we welcome last year's runner-up with Ferrari, Maya Weug, who went viral after posting about her struggles to find a racing seat. So how did it feel to lift the trophy with…

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“I’m mean this in the politest way, I don’t think even the fastest women could match the pace of any f1 driver over a full race distance especially in places like Singapore Qatar ect, I don’t think they would be able to meet the minimum lap…”
“There is ZERO chance another woman will EVER race in F1. Four have tried in it's history and got exactly HALF a point.”
“I hope Alisha gets a seat in F3 next year in a top team with Redbull support. We've seen so many dominant female drivers that don't get a chance to move up the ranks in formulas and to be honest there are plenty of guys in F3 and F2 that ar…”
“I think a new F1 league should be started with all those drivers who are still waiting their turn. Naomi, Bianca, Alisha, Felipe Dugovich, doohan, Yuki, Ocon when there is no F1 race call it F1+ so there is racing most of the weeks or durin…”
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