The FIA Regulations changed for this year 2025 To the teams de formula 1 They had the obligation to train at least 4 free training sessions 1 throughout the year of young pilots, two per car. And in that context, McLaren will give an opportunity to Alex Dunnethat pilot the car Lando Norris In FP1 this weekend, at F1 Austria GPBefore returning the steering wheel to English, to play for the rest of the weekend after leaving his vehicle at 19 -Year -old Irish.
Dunne will be on a weekend session of the weekend of Formula 1 Grand Prize After getting up to the car of McLaren of 2023, the MCL60to conduct a test before this premiere in an FP1.
Capable of best and worst
She is The McLaren Development Program Pilot has made this course in Formula 2where he was able to show his best face, but also the worst. Only after conducting a year in F3, where it can only be 14, but stands at the final appointment of Monza, made the jump to an F2 where, Despite being a ‘rookie’, he leads with 87 points, 3 more than a more experienced verse and 8 more than debutant Lindblad.
However, Dunne has also been news for her aggressive pilot And for actions like the one he performed on the release of the Mónaco Sunday appointment, when he came from a Montonra of a dozen cars for a meaningless attack that he took Martins against the wall. Alex becomes F2’s ‘Bad Boy’ (Bad Boy) for repetitive, race after a career, offensive and defensive action on the regulatory limit, and sometimes, exceeding it.
HoweverHe also showed speed, and now McLaren has given him a chance to steady in his first FP1 in Formula 1Waiting to tame your aggressive character on track for the future.
In addition to DunneMcLaren has announced months ago that MexicanOr duck o’ward is pilot on FP1 in Mexico and now the orange team should reveal the two remaining sessions they left behind To comply with regulations that forced each team to deliver 4 FP1 to young pilots, talents that could not participate in more than two F1 GPs.
Source: La Verdad
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