HINWIL, Switzerland – Barbadian driving sensation Zane Maloney has graduated from the Sauber Academy which he joined early in 2024.
Barbadian Zane Maloney (right) along with Theo Pourchaire (left) and Carrie Schreiner have all graduated from the Sauber AcademyMaloney, along with Théo Pourchaire and Carrie Schreiner are all set to embark on new adventures after graduating from the development programme.
The 21-year-old Maloney supported Sauber as a reserve driver in 2024 alongside a strong season in Formula 2, having kickstarted his campaign by winning both the Sprint and Feature Race at the opening round in Bahrain.
While he was unable to follow this up with further victories, Maloney kept himself in contention for the title and ended the year fourth in the drivers’ standings, with his last appearance being at the penultimate event in Qatar before making his Formula E debut in the 2024-2025 season for Lola Yamaha ABT.
Pourchaire – who won the Formula 2 championship in 2023 – has long been under the team’s wing, having acted as the squad’s reserve driver this year while also joining Super Formula for his inaugural campaign in the category.
The Frenchman then moved to IndyCar to race for Arrow McLaren where he enjoyed a strong debut performance.
While his name was mentioned in connection with a seat at Sauber on the F1 grid in 2025, his next chapter will see him become a test and development driver for Peugeot in the World Endurance Championship.
Meanwhile, Schreiner is set to take on the role of Team Brand Ambassador for Sauber in 2025, a position that will see her promote the team’s values and act as a mentor to young drivers alongside continuing her own racing career.
