F1: which rookies will drive in Mexico City GP first practice
Formula 1 teams must complete practice sessions with rookies and will use the Mexico and Sao Paulo GPs to fulfil the annual requirement of four outings, two per car. Gabriele Mini, Luke Browning, Frederik Vesti, Freddie Slater and Leonardo Fornaroli are among those confirmed.
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As equipes de Fórmula 1 precisam concluir os treinos livres com novatos e devem usar os GPs do México e de São Paulo para cumprir a exigência anual de quatro participações de estreantes — duas por carro ao longo da temporada. Alguns times já confirmaram os nomes que estarão em seus carros.
O ex-líder do campeonato de Fórmula 2 Gabriele Mini, agora quarto colocado com chances mínimas de título, é protegido da Alpine desde o início de 2023, após ficar em segundo no Campeonato Europeu de Fórmula Regional. “Estou ansioso para assumir o volante do A526 e participar do meu primeiro Treino Livre 1 na F1”, disse Mini. Na Alpine, a participação dele será a terceira do tipo, após as aparições do piloto reserva Paul Aron no Hungaroring e em Monza.
Na Williams, o piloto reserva Luke Browning fará sua oitava e nona participação no TL1, no México e no Brasil, substituindo Alex Albon e Carlos Sainz. Já Frederik Vesti, vice-campeão da F2 de 2023, fará sua terceira participação da temporada pela Mercedes no México, pilotando o W17 de George Russell.
Na Audi, Freddie Slater fará as participações dos novatos no México e no Brasil, depois de Aron, da Alpine, ter sido emprestado à equipe em Barcelona e no Red Bull Ring. E Leonardo Fornaroli assumirá o volante do carro de Lando Norris na Cidade do México, com a McLaren confirmando que o atual campeão da F2 também fará o TL1 em São Paulo, no lugar de Oscar Piastri.
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