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By Andre Krugero
Concordion was highlighted last year, when she was among the four finalists
The second edition of FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars will again feature two Brazilian women, Antonella Bassani and Julia Ayub and has already begun, after the FIA received entries from 71 representatives nominated by national motorsport federations around the world.
This year the program was expanded and, in collaboration with the Ferrari Drivers’ Academy, there will now be a split between juniors and seniors according to the age of registered drivers.
As of 2020, ASNs were invited by the FIA to nominate their most talented CART drivers between these two categories. After receiving names from 28 countries, the FIA women in the Motorsport Commission’s Detection Cell selected 28, 14 in each division, and were then invited by Paul Ricard for a three-day shoot-out between 21 and 23 October at the circuit. Will go , in France.
In this phase eight juniors and eight seniors will be selected to participate in separate training with CART and Formula 4. Four in each of these categories will go on to the finals and take part in the deciding moments.
The junior winner will participate in a season in international karting with financial support from the Ferrari Drivers’ Academy, while the senior winner will have the opportunity to repeat Maya Weig, who won the Formula 4 season last year as a prize.
And, after appearing last year, when they were among the four finalists, Brazilians Antonella Basani and Julia Ayub will once again appear in FIA Girls on Track.
Check out participants:
Junior (Born between 04/01/2007 and 12/31/2010)
Alexia Danielson – Sweden
Alice Stolsermann – Latvian
Chiara Buttigieg – Switzerland
Ivana Richards – Mexico
Kiana Naude – Switzerland
Laura Bubenova — Slovakia
Maria Germano Neto – Portugal
Marie Levula – Finland
Mila Sjöjstrand – Sweden
Nea Kytölä – Finland
Sky Parker – United Kingdom
Taya van der Laan – South Africa
Victoria Kuleza – Polnia
Yinthe de Smet – Belgium
Sr. (Born between 01/01/2005 and 03/31/2007)
Ada Turpenin – Finland
Antonella Bassani – Brazil
Bianca Bustamante – Philippines
Clarissa Dervik – Spain
Ella Stevens – United Kingdom
Emma Vigroth – Sweden
Jessica Edgar – United Kingdom
Julia Ayub – Brazil
Kinga Wójcik – Polônia
Laura Camp Torres – Spain
Matilde Magalhos – Portugal
Siri Hockfelt – Sweden
Tania Cirelli – France
Victoria Blokhina – Russia
Source: Kart Motor Portal | Erno Dremer – with information from the FIA
