Lia Block will begin her second season as an F1 Academy driver with Williams Racing in 2025. On Feb. 25, it was announced ...

Park City, Utah, native Lia Block’s life looks different than the lives of most 18-year-olds. This weekend, she began her second season in F1 Academy in Shanghai, racing for Williams Racing and ...

Just one Atlassian Williams Racing Driver Academy member joined Alex and Carlos in China to race around the Shanghai ...

Advertisement One of the women rising through the racing ranks is F1 Academy driver Lia Block. She’s the 18-year-old daughter of Ken Block, who made his name with his rally racing, the popular ...

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At just 18 years old, Lia Block has signed ... Now though, Block is entering her second and final year in the all-female single-seater F1 Academy series. During an exclusive interview with ...

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From left to right: Lia Block (United States), Emely de Heus (Netherlands), Maya Weug (Netherlands) and Chloe Chambers (United States) ahead of F1 Academy Round 5 on Sept. 19, 2024, in Singapore.

From left to right: Lia Block (United States), Emely de Heus (Netherlands), Maya Weug (Netherlands) and Chloe Chambers (United States) ahead of F1 Academy Round 5 on Sept. 19, 2024, in Singapore.