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Aston Martin Unveils Driver Academy Featuring Rising Star Mari Boya

The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has officially launched its own driver academy, announcing Mari Boya, a talented FIA Formula 3 racer from Spain, as its inaugural signing. This initiative aims to nurture young drivers while providing tailored support on their journey through the racing ranks.

Our Take:

The establishment of a driver academy by Aston Martin is a significant step forward for the team and the future of F1. By investing in young talent like Mari Boya, Aston Martin not only showcases its commitment to developing future stars but also strengthens its position in the highly competitive motorsport landscape.

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Source: Autosport

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