Amelia Dimoldenberg turns to F1 stars for driving lessons in unique YouTube series.
In her hit YouTube series, Passenger Princess, Amelia Dimoldenberg learns to drive from Formula 1 legends. In Season 2, she teams up with six new F1 drivers, aiming to tackle advanced driving skills and impress audiences worldwide.
Launched in October 2025, the first season was a huge hit, featuring racing drivers like George Russell and Carlos Sainz as enthusiastic instructors. The collaboration between Dimoldenberg’s Dimz Inc. and Formula 1 brought together two distinct fanbases for an exhilarating mix of interviews and driving adventures.
Amelia: “I can't remember exactly who reached out to who first, but we were having a dialogue with F1 and they asked if we would pitch some ideas. I suggested Formula 1 drivers teaching me to drive as someone without a license.”In Season 2, Amelia plans to up the ante by learning more advanced car controls like doing donuts and parallel parking on famous racetracks.
What it’s really like to learn to drive on F1 tracks
Exploring the unique experience of driving lessons on Formula 1 tracks, Dimoldenberg says: “Going on the racetracks is always inspiring. It's not realistic though because there are no zebra crossings or roundabouts, which makes it a bit different.”
Amelia:“There were two fanbases colliding, and that was exciting for us. The response from fans has been overwhelmingly positive, with many appreciating the playful and humorous aspects of the series.”Fresh Skills in Season 2
For Amelia, mastering new car controls is a top priority: “In Season 1, I focused on learning basic skills. In Season 2, we'll tackle a three-point turn and parallel parking nearly every episode while going faster than ever before.”
Amelia:“Season 2 will be about being more confident behind the wheel and progressing in my driving lessons.”Frequently Asked Questions
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In Season 2, Amelia aims to learn how do donuts on famous racetracks like Spa-Francorchamps.
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The series upped the ante with two new episodes every week instead of four in Season 1.