Placid
3rd December 2009, 04:14
Ever since Scott Speed was trounced by Toro Rosso, it was back to square 1.
Alexander Rossi won the BMW World Final in 2008. But then BMW unplugged the program.
USF1 wanted US drivers. But opted for experience because US best have no superlicenses.
And now JR hopes to land a seat in Europe (If he chooses. And has no contact from Indy Car teams.) are on the hands of the GP2 paddock.
However, here is an interesting article of US driver attempting to reach Formula 1 from Junior Open Wheel Talent website.
Report:
http://www.junioropenwheeltalent.com/2009/12/02/american-drivers-on-the-verge-of-f1/
Alexander Rossi won the BMW World Final in 2008. But then BMW unplugged the program.
USF1 wanted US drivers. But opted for experience because US best have no superlicenses.
And now JR hopes to land a seat in Europe (If he chooses. And has no contact from Indy Car teams.) are on the hands of the GP2 paddock.
However, here is an interesting article of US driver attempting to reach Formula 1 from Junior Open Wheel Talent website.
Report:
http://www.junioropenwheeltalent.com/2009/12/02/american-drivers-on-the-verge-of-f1/