Victor Martins has secured two major contracts for his services as a driver this year, with Formula 1 rivals Alpine and Williams.
Formula 1
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The Mercedes-AMG and Red Bull Racing Formula 1 teams have dropped several of the young talents in their driver development programmes.
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Leonardo Fornaroli and Richard Verschoor have revealed how they came to join the McLaren Driver Development Programme earlier this month.
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Every year, some of junior single-seaters’ top drivers are handed professional opportunities. Ida Wood ranks the top graduates of 2024.
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Four more young drivers have been announced as getting time in contemporary Formula 1 machinery at Yas Marina Circuit over the next five days.
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Two more full-time drivers have joined the 2026 F1 Academy grid, and both with the backing of Formula 1 teams.
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Arvid Lindblad will complete a meteoric rise to F1 as a Racing Bulls driver in 2026, little over three years after his single-seater debut.
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The McLaren Formula 1 team has announced the addition of two Formula 2 stars and a top karter to its driver development programme.
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F2 title rivals Jak Crawford and Luke Browning will be on double duty during the season finale in Abu Dhabi, as both will be driving in F1.
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Formula Regional European Championship runner-up Matteo De Palo has become the latest member of the McLaren Driver Development Programme.
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The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has announced Jak Crawford will act as a reserve driver through next season.
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Jak Crawford will drive in a Formula 1 practice session for the first time at this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix with Aston Martin.
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The Alpine F1 team will use its reserve driver Paul Aron in a practice session for a second time this year at this weekend’s Mexico City GP.
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Red Bull Racing has announced it will hand Arvid Lindblad a second Formula 1 free practice outing at this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix.
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Luke Browning will make his third appearance in a Formula 1 practice session with Williams at the Mexico City Grand Prix next weekend.
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Alpine was quick to confirm after the Dutch GP that Franco Colapinto’s race-by-race deal was continuing, but he will spend time on the sidelines at the Italian GP
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Formula 2 title contender Alex Dunne will drive for McLaren in Formula 1’s first free practice session at Monza this weekend.
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F2 leader Leonardo Fornaroli has left an impression on his colleagues at Invicta Racing that has made them question why he has no F1 deal yet
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The Alpine Formula 1 team has decided to retain Franco Colapinto in its driver line-up for this weekend’s Belgian GP at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Alpine has confirmed that Franco Colapinto will race for them in the British GP, following the conclusion of his five-round deal last Sunday.