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Drugovich aims to race ‘any level higher than Formula 2’ in 2023 · RaceFans

In the round-up: Formula 2 champion and Aston Martin junior driver Felipe Drugovich says he’s seeking to race in any collection that’s on a degree greater than F2 in 2023.

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Drugovich goals to race ‘any level higher than Formula 2’ in 2023

Formula 2 champion and Aston Martin junior driver Felipe Drugovich says he’s seeking to race in any collection that’s on a degree greater than F2 in 2023.

FIA guidelines forbid Drugovich from competing in F2 for 2023 as champion. He was signed by Aston Martin to be the primary driver of their new driver improvement programme and can undertake a take a look at programme in 2023 and attend plenty of races with the staff.

While Drugovich has not confirmed any racing plans for subsequent season. However, he says he’s solely excited about racing in classes above F2, resembling racing Hypercars within the World Endurance Championship.

“I’m just hoping I can race something professionally,” Drugovich mentioned. “Also something that doesn’t really clash so much with Formula 1. So it has to be a programme that doesn’t take so many days from my year.

“Anything over Formula 2, I’ll be looking at. So it could be Hypercar or Super Formula or anything. I just don’t know yet what it is.”

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