Ferrari talent Mick Schumacher has found a place in Haas this season, where the young German will also drive in 2022, and Antonio Giovinazzi has been with Alfa Romeo for some time. For many other Ferrari talents, however, the road to Formula 1 was less smooth. According to team boss Mattia Binotto, there is simply not enough space.
Lack of space is a shame
Robert Shwartzman and Marcus Armstrong are two Ferrari talents in Formula 2. Callum Ilott, currently a substitute driver at Alfa Romeo, has already switched to IndyCar. Whether there will be a place in Formula 1 for these drivers from the Ferrari Driver Academy in the near future is very questionable, which Binotto is not at all happy about.
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“It is certainly a shame that there is so little seating in Formula 1,” the Italian told Autosport.com. “And there aren’t many alternatives.” However, he is of the opinion that the really very strong drivers will always find their way into Formula 1. “It’s something we have to help with introducing rookies into F1.”
Rookies in free practice
Starting next season, the teams will be obliged to give the rookies a chance in several free practice sessions on Friday. Binotto welcomes this rule. “It is important to give young drivers opportunities in Formula 1. That is why the discussion with F1 and the FIA is important. There are always discussions between the teams, F1 and FIA about how we can help young drivers with additional sessions, extra tests, participation in some race weekends. “
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Chances for Shwartzman?
Ferrari talent Shwartzman is one of the main contenders for a move to Formula 1. The Russian is third in the championship in his second Formula 2 season. However, Binotto does not want to make any commitments yet. “I think we have to finish the championship first and keep our focus on it. It has not been an easy season for him so far. He is very focused so we are not going to distract him from the performance. We will encourage him,” from now on Do as well as possible at the end of the season. “
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