Lia Block Shreds the Hoonitruck for the first time ever – after her Singapore WIN!

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On: December 4, 2025

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What’s the best way to celebrate your first win in F1 Academy? Burning rubber with some victory donuts – and after Lia’s win in Singapore, that’s exactly what she did. But not in just any car, a victory this big deserves big horsepower – so we decided to let Lia shred the Hoonitruck for the first time ever at Willow Springs!

Special Thanks To

Williams Racing
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Rockstar Energy
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Milton Verret – Owner of the Hoonitruck

Willow Springs Raceway

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