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Aston Martin Launches New Driver Academy with Mari Boya as First Signing

Aston Martin F1 has officially launched its driver academy, welcoming Mari Boya, a talented FIA Formula 3 driver from Spain, as its inaugural member. This initiative aims to cultivate young talent through a robust development program while Boya pursues success in the competitive F1 feeder series.

Our Take:

The establishment of Aston Martin's driver academy is a significant step in nurturing future racing stars. By investing in drivers like Mari Boya, the team not only builds its future talent pool but also sets a precedent for other teams to follow, emphasizing the importance of cultivating young drivers in a fiercely competitive environment.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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