Ferrari signs ex-Sauber F1 driver Zhou Guanyu in reserve role for 2025
Ferrari has history of looking to recent F1 drivers to support its race team line-up, having worked with Giovinazzi — the driver Zhou replaced at Sauber in 2022 — in recent years. The team announced last year that one of its reserves, Robert Shwartzman, would not be returning in 2025 after his move into IndyCar.
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Ferrari have brought in their second new driver for the 2025 season, naming Zhou Guanyu in a reserve role. The Chinese driver ...
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How the FIA’s Flexi-Wing U-Turn Impacts Red Bull Ferrari and Mercedes in the 2025 F1 SeasonThe FIA’s sudden decision to tighten flexi-wing regulations for the 2025 Formula 1 season has left teams scrambling, but not ...
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