Aston Martin launched F1 Driver Academy, signed Mari Boya

Aston Martin F1 team Spain’s FIA Formula 3 has launched its driver Academy as his first recruitment with Mari Boy.

The three -time Spanish carting champion, Boya, will be supported by Aston Martin, which the team called a “comprehensive development program” because it navigates the F1 feeder series ladder.

The newly designed driver academy aims to identify and help young talents, which are to help all the way to the carting level, which other F1 teams are now, and the team’s driver is built on the foundation of the development program, which has F2 Frontar Jak CrFard.

“First, we are very happy to welcome Mari to the new program,” said Eston Martin team principal Andy Cowell.

“He is a promising talent with a strong track record, natural speed and a firm mentality, but he is also an incredibly well-round athlete-a feature we give importance in motorspole. Our aim is to support our development in every field, from rareft and technical response to media, fitness and personal development, to prepare it for demands of top-level racing.

“We are also proud of launching Eston Martin Aramco Formula 1 Team Driver Academy, which is a program designed to recognize, support and develop extraordinary driving talent.

“This initiative gives us an opportunity to shape the next generation drivers, which helps them grow in both tracks and off the entire package. Guideing youth talent through some of the most challenging and competitive stages of our career is not only a privilege, but a common passion in the entire team.”

Boya said: “Aston Martin Aramco F1 team Driver Academy is a dream true. It is a unique opportunity to learn from a team with such ambition in Formula 1.

“My goal is to absorb as much knowledge as possible, contribute in every way, and continue showing my ability on the track. Being part of such a reputable Formula 1 team and Aston Martin Aramco is incredibly special. The AMR technology complex is an inspiring place, and I continue to work as a driver.”

Sown will participate in Weekend Austria F3 Round With Aston Martin logo on your helmet and overalls. The 21 -year -old Campos driver is prominent for the Red Bull Ring in the 13th in Standing, a single podium so far in the feature race of Monaco. He is of course for his best result in his third F3 season, won a secluded victory in Barcelona’s reverse-grid sprint race in the previous season.