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Anagnostiadis got her first taste of four wheels aged six when she accompanied her mother, who was a competitive go-karter, to the track. Once in action herself, the Australian soon began racking up podium finishes of her own and was awarded the Australian Ladies Trophy at the 2021 Australian Kart Championship, before going on to compete at the 2022 Motorsport Games in France.

In 2023, Anagnostiadis was selected as one of the six karters for the Alpine Rac(H)er Academy Program, relocating to the UK alongside her family to pursue her racing dream. Transitioning to single-seaters last year, she finished 10th in the Indian F4 Championship.

The 17-year-old will embark on her rookie F1 ACADEMY campaign with TAG Heuer operated by Hitech.

Hailing from Courtenay, British Columbia, the Canadian started off in karting in 2019. After achieving first place in the Calgary Shootout, she went on to be crowned the Vice Champion in the Junior Rotax Challenge Grand Finals in 2021.

Making her open-wheel debut the following year, Havrda earned two top-five finishes and was the youngest of nine finalists for the Aston Martin GT4 female shootout by The Heart of Racing team. Enjoying further success in 2023, she netted three titles in the Formula Pro USA Winter Series, SFR FA2 and became the first female Formula Pro USA Champion.

Progressing up to the Formula Regional Americas Championship, Havrda put together an impressive rookie campaign, finishing sixth overall with four podium finishes.

Teaming up with F1 ACADEMY Official Partner American Express this season, she’ll be getting behind the wheel of the #2 car operated by Hitech. Away from the racetrack, Havrda’s keeps up the competitive spirit as a downhill ski racer and a swimmer and was featured in a documentary called “The Car Knows No Difference”, which focuses on women in motorsports.