Passenger Princess Is Back — Amelia Dimoldenberg's F1 Driving School Returns for Season 2

If there’s one F1 side series that absolutely passed the pub test last year, it was Passenger Princess — and now it’s back for a second crack. Amelia Dimoldenberg has returned to Formula 1’s content universe with Season 2 of the show, chatting to F1.com about what it’s actually like learning to drive alongside some of the fastest people on the planet.

What Dimoldenberg Revealed About Season 1

Dimoldenberg opened up about her Season 1 experience with F1 instructors, reflecting on what she made of the drivers who took her under their wing — and how her own driving skills have been tracking since. It’s the kind of self-deprecating, honest content she’s built her brand on, and it slots perfectly into F1’s push to pull in audiences who wouldn’t normally clock a lap time.

The show pairs Dimoldenberg with actual grid drivers, which given the calibre of the current McLaren and Ferrari lineups, isn’t a bad classroom to be sitting in. Whether it’s Lando Norris winding her up or Charles Leclerc being suspiciously charming, the format works because it’s genuinely funny.

Timing Couldn’t Be Better

With the Hungarian GP just days away at the Hungaroring, dropping a fresh season of Passenger Princess is smart scheduling. Fans are already locked in to the F1 Hub coverage, momentum is building through the European stretch of the calendar, and lighter content like this keeps the casual crowd engaged between race weekends.

Season 2 promises more of what made the first run a hit — real drivers, real awkwardness, and someone asking questions the rest of us would be too nervous to ask from the passenger seat.

FD — Sports reporter, australiafootball.com