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by Andre Krueger
Concordian was highlighted last year, when she was among the four finalists
The second edition of the FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars will once again feature two Brazilian women, Antonella Bassani and Julia Ayoub, and has already begun, after the FIA received entries from 71 representatives nominated by National Motorsports Federations around the world.
The program has been expanded this year and, in collaboration with the Ferrari Drivers Academy, there will now be a division between juniors and seniors, according to the ages of the registered drivers.
As in 2020, ASN has been invited by the FIA to nominate the most talented kart drivers between these two categories. After receiving names from 28 countries, the women’s detection cell of the FIA Motorsports Commission selected 28, 14 in each division, and they will then be invited to a three-day shootout, between October 21 and 23 at the track by Paul Ricard. , in France.
At this point, eight juniors and eight seniors will be selected to participate in separate training with kart and Formula 4. Of these, four from each category will go to the final and participate in the crucial moments.
The junior one-season winner will participate in international karting with financial support from the Ferrari Drivers’ Academy, while the first-place winner will have the opportunity to repeat Maya and Yuj, who won the Formula 4 season last year as a prize.
And after their debut last year, when they were among the finalists, Brazilians Antonella Bassani and Julia Ayoub will again attend the FIA Girls on Track.
Check out the participants:
Junior (born 01/04/2007 and 12/31/2010)
Alexia Danielson – Sweden
Alice Stolsermann – Latvia
Chiara Batig – Switzerland
Evana Richards – Mexico
Kiana Nodi – Switzerland
Laura Bobinova – Slovakia
Maria Germano Neto – Portugal
Meri Levola – Finland
Mila Sjostrand – Sweden
Nya Kitola – Finland
Sky Parker – United Kingdom
Taya van der Laan – South Africa
Victoria Colesa – Bologna
Yinthe De Smet – Belgium
Senior (born between 01/01/2005 and 03/31/2007)
Aada Turbinen – Finland
Antonella Bassani – Brazil
Bianca Bustamante – Philippines
Clarissa Dervich – Spain
Ella Stevens – UK
Emma Wegroth – Sweden
Jessica Edgar – UK
Julia Ayoub – Brazil
Kinga Wojic – Bologna
Laura Camps Torres – Spain
Matilda Magalhaes – Portugal
Siri Hökfelt – Sweden
Tania Cirelli – France
Victoria Blokhina – Russia
Source: Kart Motor Portal | Erno Dreamer – With information from the FIA
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