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| current team = [[File:Flag of Brazil svg.png]][[Total BR Autosports]] (FIA F4) | | current team = [[File:Flag of Brazil svg.png]][[Total BR Autosports]] (FIA F4) | ||
| car number = 4 | | car number = 4 | ||
| former teams = | | former teams = none | ||
| races = | | races = 21 | ||
| championships = | | championships = 0 | ||
| wins = | | wins = 4 | ||
| podiums = | | podiums = 8 | ||
| points = | | points = 156 | ||
| poles = | | poles = 5 | ||
| fastest laps = | | fastest laps = | ||
| first race = [[2019 South American F4 Bahia Blanca Grand Prix]] | | first race = [[2019 South American F4 Bahia Blanca Grand Prix]] | ||
| first win = [[2019 South American F4 | | first win = [[2019 South American F4 Curitiba Grand Prix]] | ||
| last win = | | last win = | ||
| last race = | | last race = | ||
| best finish = | | best finish = | ||
|}}'''Aria Hevel''' (born 19th November 2001 in The Valley, Anguilla) is an Anguillian racing driver who | |}}'''Aria Hevel''' (born 19th November 2001 in The Valley, Anguilla) is an Anguillian racing driver who competes in the inaugral season of the [[South American Formula 4]] for [[Total BR Autosports]]. She is a driver under contract of [[Polaris Academy]]. | ||
She have a sponsorship from FLOW, a mobile phone carrier acting in the Caribbean. | She have a sponsorship from FLOW, a mobile phone carrier acting in the Caribbean. | ||
==2019 season== | ==2019 season== | ||
Hevel had a | Hevel had a good time in her first event, in Bahía Blanca, with a pole-position (the first ever in SAF4) AND finishing the first race in second place, and finished the second race in 8th place. After this, and to control the excitation about being an world class driver for the first time, she joined a somewhat famous internet forum about racing. But lacking attention, she got involved in a Ponzi-like scheme and bankrupt her team. | ||
[[File:Aria_Hevel_Avatar.png|thumb|Avatar used by Hevel in her appearance in a somewhat famous internet forum about racing.]] | |||
Despite a bad appearance in the virtual racing world, Hevel proved she was fine and made the best weekend in her life in Buenos Aires. Two wins in two races, recognized as absolute queen of the weekend. After the second stage of the circuit, She was leading 2019 South American F4 season. | |||
In the Uruguayan Grand Prix first race, Hevel made the pole-position again, but finished the race in third-place. | |||
In the Mexican Grand Prix second race, Hevel made the pole-position again. But it wasn't enough and Hevel made only a 4th place in both races of the weekend. | |||
[[Category:Drivers]] | [[Category:Drivers]] | ||
[[Category:Anguillian Drivers]] | [[Category:Anguillian Drivers]] | ||
[[Category:Female drivers]] | [[Category:Female drivers]] | ||
[[Category:Polaris Academy]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:34, 17 December 2017
Aria Hevel (born 19th November 2001 in The Valley, Anguilla) is an Anguillian racing driver who competes in the inaugral season of the South American Formula 4 for Total BR Autosports. She is a driver under contract of Polaris Academy.
She have a sponsorship from FLOW, a mobile phone carrier acting in the Caribbean.
2019 season
Hevel had a good time in her first event, in Bahía Blanca, with a pole-position (the first ever in SAF4) AND finishing the first race in second place, and finished the second race in 8th place. After this, and to control the excitation about being an world class driver for the first time, she joined a somewhat famous internet forum about racing. But lacking attention, she got involved in a Ponzi-like scheme and bankrupt her team.
Despite a bad appearance in the virtual racing world, Hevel proved she was fine and made the best weekend in her life in Buenos Aires. Two wins in two races, recognized as absolute queen of the weekend. After the second stage of the circuit, She was leading 2019 South American F4 season.
In the Uruguayan Grand Prix first race, Hevel made the pole-position again, but finished the race in third-place.
In the Mexican Grand Prix second race, Hevel made the pole-position again. But it wasn't enough and Hevel made only a 4th place in both races of the weekend.