Who are the F1 Academy Women Drivers?
Meet the Women Racers Rewriting the F1 Academy Dress Code
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Name: Nina Gademan
Team: Alpine
Style Signature: "On track it's all about performance, but off-track style is how I express who I am," Gademan says. She describes her signature style as a mix of elegance and sporty edge. "It's my way of showing confidence without having to say anything. When you feel comfortable, the confidence shows naturally. I'm a very down-to-earth, no-nonsense person, but I'm selective with what I wear. I like outfits that feel purposeful and true to me. When everything fits my vibe, that's when I feel the most confident walking into the paddock," she says, continuing, "I enjoy that the paddock has evolved, but it doesn't change who I am. I stick to looks that feel like me."
The Future of Women in Motorsport: Gademan definitely feels like men can wear almost anything without being scrutinized, while women get analyzed for every detail, but she doesn't necessarily see it as a disadvantage. Instead, "it's an opportunity to show that you can be strong and stylish." In the future, Gademan hopes women can express themselves freely without being judged for it, and she wants to see "more individuality, more acceptance, and a paddock where style is seen as confidence, not a distraction."
Shop Her Look: Castore Alpine Racing Pullover Hoodie ($49). Levi's Blue Tab Shank Trucker Jacket ($99, originally $248).