Doriane Pin设定五年内争取F1正赛车手席位
梅赛德斯F1发展车手Doriane Pin设定了五年目标，希望获得F1发车格上的正赛车手席位，并表示相信女性车手能够达到冠军水平。
2025年F1 Academy冠军Doriane Pin设定了争取F1正赛车手席位的时间表
梅赛德斯F1发展车手Doriane Pin已将目光投向在未来五年内获得F1正赛车手席位
梅赛德斯F1发展车手Doriane Pin设定了五年目标，希望获得F1发车格上的正赛车手席位。
在近期梅赛德斯“In Convo With Kids”采访中，这位法国车手确认了自己的长期职业目标，并表示相信女性车手能够达到冠军水平。当被问及五年后自己的位置时，Pin直接回答：“在F1。”
“那会很酷。这将为所有想成为F1车手的女孩打开一些大门。”
在赢得2025年F1 Academy冠军后，Pin与这支位于Brackley的车队签约成为发展车手，并于2026年4月在银石成为首位驾驶梅赛德斯F1赛车的女性，测试了2021赛季的W12。
除了F1职责外，这位22岁的车手还担任标致在世界耐力锦标赛和雪铁龙在Formula E的发展车手。她还代表Duqueine Team参加欧洲勒芒系列赛的勒芒原型车2 Pro-Am组别。
Pin热衷于推动赛车行业的多元化和包容性。
“总的来说是多元化，”她在谈到自己会改变世界的一件事时说。“所以在体育内外，我认为我们需要更多多元化。”
“所以为每个人提供更多机会。尤其是我在赛车这样男性主导的运动中的经历。所以如果我们在F1中也有很多女性，那就太好了。”
如果Pin进入F1，她将追随一小群驾驶过现代F1赛车的女性车手。F1 Academy常务董事Susie Wolff曾在2014年为威廉姆斯参加官方自由练习赛，成为22年来首位参加大奖赛周末的女性。
更近一些，阿斯顿·马丁大使Jessica Hawkins于2023年9月在匈牙利赛道完成了AMR21的26圈测试。
英文原文
2025 F1 Academy champion Doriane Pin sets timeline for Formula 1 race seat
Mercedes F1 development driver Doriane Pin has set her sights on securing a Formula 1 race seat within the next five years
Mercedes Formula 1 development driver Doriane Pin has set a five-year target to secure a race seat on the F1 grid.
Speaking in a recent Mercedes In Convo With Kids interview, the French driver confirmed her long-term career goals and her belief that female drivers can reach the championship. When asked where she sees herself in five years' time, Pin responded directly: "In Formula 1.
"That would be cool. It will open some doors to all the girls that want to be a Formula 1 driver."
After winning the F1 Academy championship in 2025, Pin signed as a development driver for the Brackley outfit and became the first woman to drive a Mercedes F1 car at Silverstone in April 2026, testing the W12 from the 2021 season.
Alongside her F1 duties, the 22-year-old driver serves as a development driver for Peugeot in the World Endurance Championship and Citroën in Formula E. She also competes in the Le Mans Prototype 2 Pro-Am class of the European Le Mans Series for the Duqueine Team.
Pin is passionate about increasing diversity and inclusivity in the motorsport industry.
"Diversity, in general," she said about one thing she would change about the world. "So in sports and outside of sports, I think we need more diversity.
"So more opportunities for everyone. Especially with my experience in a male-dominated sport like motorsport. So it would be good if we had a lot of women also in Formula 1."
Should Pin reach F1, she would follow a small group of female drivers who have driven modern-era F1 machinery. F1 Academy managing director Susie Wolff drove in official free practice sessions for Williams in 2014, becoming the first woman to participate in a grand prix weekend in 22 years.
More recently, Aston Martin ambassador Jessica Hawkins completed a 26-lap test in the AMR21 at the Hungaroring in September 2023.
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