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| − | '''Adélaïde Voeckler''' is a French racing driver | + | '''Adélaïde Voeckler''' (born 23rd April, 1998 in 16ème Arrondissement, Paris, France) is a French racing driver. She is one of four children of [[Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler]] and twin sister to [[Marc-André]]. She is the oldest niece of [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988 Formula One World Champion]] [[Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler]]. |
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| + | After rising through the junior ranks, Voeckler took part in the [[2017 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2017 F1RWRS season]] with [[Rob Lomas Racing]]. Unfortunately she was unable to qualify for any race as the car was woefully behind their rivals. Sensing an opportunity to develop herself further - she dropped down to Formula Nippon for the [[2017-18 Formula Nippon season|2017-18 season]]. In Japan she established herself as a decent midfield racer and occasional points scorer. | ||
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| + | After a short stint in Indy Lights in [[2019 Indy Lights season|2019]], Voeckler signed up for the [[2019-20 Formula 5000 season]]. After getting more high-level single seater miles under her belt, she rejoined the ARWS in [[2020 AutoReject World Series season|2020]] with the [[Mediterranean Motorsports]] team. | ||
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Revision as of 13:23, 29 December 2018
Adélaïde Voeckler (born 23rd April, 1998 in 16ème Arrondissement, Paris, France) is a French racing driver. She is one of four children of Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler and twin sister to Marc-André. She is the oldest niece of 1988 Formula One World Champion Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler.
After rising through the junior ranks, Voeckler took part in the 2017 F1RWRS season with Rob Lomas Racing. Unfortunately she was unable to qualify for any race as the car was woefully behind their rivals. Sensing an opportunity to develop herself further - she dropped down to Formula Nippon for the 2017-18 season. In Japan she established herself as a decent midfield racer and occasional points scorer.
After a short stint in Indy Lights in 2019, Voeckler signed up for the 2019-20 Formula 5000 season. After getting more high-level single seater miles under her belt, she rejoined the ARWS in 2020 with the Mediterranean Motorsports team.
