Alisha Palmowski showed her class, dominating F1 ACADEMY qualifying in Montreal to secure a pole position double. The Red Bull driver clocked a 1m 38.466s for Sunday's Feature Race pole, a comfortable 0.390s clear of the field. Her consistent pace also earned pole for Saturday's Opening Race with her second-fastest lap, four tenths ahead. Mercedes’ Payton Westcott, an American driver, impressed with her first front-row start, qualifying P2 for Sunday's race. TAG Heuer's Megan Bruce edged Westcott for Saturday’s P2 with her secondary lap. Haas driver Kaylee Countryman also made a mark, earning her maiden P1 start for the Reverse Grid Race. This setup creates intriguing battles across both races, with the American contingent looking to convert strong qualifying into podium finishes.
Read the full story at formula1.comPALMOWSKI CLAIMS F1 ACADEMY POLE POSITION DOUBLE IN MONTREAL
Alisha Palmowski showed her class, dominating F1 ACADEMY qualifying in Montreal to secure a pole position double. The Red Bull driver clocked a **1m 38.466s** for Sunday's Feature Race pole, a comfortable 0.390s clear of the field. Her consistent pace also earned pole for Saturday's Opening Race with her second-fastest lap, four tenths ahead. Mercedes’ Payton Westcott, an American driver, impressed with her first front-row start, qualifying P2 for Sunday's race. TAG Heuer's Megan Bruce edged Westcott for Saturday’s P2 with her secondary lap. Haas driver Kaylee Countryman also made a mark, earning her maiden P1 start for the Reverse Grid Race. This setup creates intriguing battles across both races, with the American contingent looking to convert strong qualifying into podium finishes.
