Formula 1 Considers Rookie Race in Abu Dhabi
Formula 1 Considers Rookie Race in Abu Dhabi
Formula 1 Considers Rookie Race in Abu Dhabi
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As the Supercars season approaches the Sandown 500 in Melbourne, 19-year-old third-generation driver Cam McLeod is eager to make his mark alongside two-time winner Tim Slade for the PremiAir Nulon team. Meanwhile, in Formula One, a proposal for a post-season rookie race in Abu Dhabi is gaining traction among teams, including support from Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff. This initiative aims to provide young drivers with more track time and an opportunity to showcase their skills without affecting championship standings. Currently, rookie drivers are limited in their chances to test F1 machines, prompting the push for a dedicated race format. The idea emerged during discussions at an F1 Commission meeting and is seen as a way to enhance the development of future talent in the sport. If approved, this event would take place after the final race of the season on December 8, allowing rookies to experience an entire race weekend under competitive conditions.

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