The British athlete, three-time W Series champion and member of Genesis Magma Racing's Trajectory Program, Endurance, returned to the wheel of the Jaguar I-TYPE 7 and set the 6th fastest time with a 1:23.692. Alongside him was the young Japanese driver Juju Noda, who was discovering the car 100% electric, distinguished itself in 9th position with a time of 1:24.442. Both drivers achieved laps less than three seconds off the benchmarks set by regular drivers António Félix da Costa and Mitch Evans.
« It was fantastic to be back with Jaguar TCS Racing and behind the wheel of the I-TYPE 7, Jamie Chadwick commented. The Women's Test is an excellent platform to showcase female talent, and I thoroughly enjoyed working with the team again. Every opportunity like this helps strengthen the representation of women in sport, and I'm glad I was a part of it. »
While Chadwick was on familiar ground, Juju Noda opened herself up to new horizons with the Formula EShe is competing in her second Super Formula season this year at only 19 years old.
« Driving the Jaguar I-TYPE 7 today was an incredible experience. the Japanese woman confided late Friday. There was a lot to learn, but the car proved powerful and responsive, and the team supported me perfectly throughout the day. It's inspiring to be part of an initiative that opens doors for women in motorsport, and I'm proud to have contributed. »
Team principal Ian James praised their performance: This Women's Test was a significant moment for the team and the championship. Jamie and Juju delivered impressive performances and demonstrated great professionalism. We are proud to support initiatives that promote diversity and help shape the future of motorsport. »
After this intense week, Jaguar TCS Racing now turns its attention to the opening of season 12 of the Formula E World Championship, which will take place in São Paulo on December 6.
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