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F1 Academy announced American driver Courtney Crones as the Miami Wildcard entry ahead of Round 2 of the series’ sophomore
This weekend, an American driver will make her return to single-seater cars after four years, driving the fourth Prema Racing car and donning a unique QVC livery at the Miami International Autodrome. Courtney Crone, who started karting in California at three and has raced a variety of vehicles from speedway motorcycles to LMP3 prototypes, is set to join the F1 Academy grid as a Wildcard Entrant. Crone expressed her excitement for the opportunity to help grow the sport and series, highlighting the accessibility of the F1 ACADEMY for young female racers globally. As the second Wildcard Entrant of the season, she follows Saudi driver Reema Juffali’s entry in the first round, showcasing the continued development and inclusivity of the all-female series. F1 Academy Managing Director Susie Wolff commended the support provided to non-European racers, emphasizing the importance of initiatives like the Wildcard program for promoting diversity and talent on the international stage. Crone will kick off her F1 Academy journey with FP1 at the Miami International Autodrome on Friday.
