Tina Hausmann
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Swiss5 October 2006
| Tina Hausmann | |
|---|---|
 Hausmann at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix | |
| Nationality | Swiss |
| Born | Tina Larissa Hausmann 5 October 2006 Zürich, Switzerland |
| F1 Academy | |
| Former teams | Prema Racing |
| Starts | 27 (28 entries) |
| Wins | 0 |
| Podiums | 0 |
| Poles | 0 |
| Fastest laps | 1 |
| Best finish | 8th in 2025 |
| Previous series | |
Tina Larissa Hausmann (born 5 October 2006[1][2]) is a Swiss racing driver.
Hausmann previously competed for AKM Motorsport in Formula 4, scoring an overall podium in the Formula Winter Series and winning the women's trophy in both Italian F4 and Euro 4. She also competed in F1 Academy for Prema Racing representing Aston Martin.
Karting
Hausmann made her competitive karting debut in the 2019 Rotax Max Challenge Switzerland in the Mini and Junior categories, finishing in eighth and fourth. She returned to karting in 2021 and competed in the ADAC Kart Masters in the OK category. She has also competing in a handful of races in her home country of Switzerland and in Germany as well.[3]
Formula 4
Hausmann made her debut in Formula 4 machinery in the Inaugural season of the Formula Winter Series with AKM Motorsport.[4] In her first F4 race ever at Circuito de Jerez, she came in fourth and in the second race she scored her first single-seater podium, coming in third.
Hausmann also drove in the 2023 Italian F4 Championship and the 2023 Euro 4 Championship for AKM Motorsport, coming up pointless in both series, as she finished in the Italian F4 championship in 40th, she was only the only full time entrant for the team. She won the women's title. Hausmann finished in 20th in the Euro 4 Championship, her highest position was 11th and she beat Aurelia Nobels as the best placed woman in the championship.[5][6]
F1 Academy
Hausmann was announced to compete in the 2024 season of F1 Academy, an all-female racing series in Formula 4 machinery, with Prema Racing representing Aston Martin.[7] Hausmann ended the season by finishing Race 3 at Abu Dhabi in fourth, her highest finishing place of the season. Hausmann remained with Prema Racing and Aston Martin for the 2025 season.[8] At Montreal, she scored her first points for the fastest lap in Race 2 and she finished Race 3 in fourth, her highest finishing place of the season.[9] For the first time in the series, Hausmann started in the front row in second position for the reverse grid Race 1 at Zandvoort but crashed in lap 2.[10] In the final round of the season at Las Vegas, Hausmann effectively started in second for the reverse grid Race 1 after Emma Felbermayr suffered clutch issues at the beginning of the formation lap. Hausmann was subsequently taken out by Maya Weug during the formation lap.[11] Hausmann departed Aston Martin after the season.[12]
