Gabriel Bortoleto, a young Brazilian driver supported by Fernando Alonso’s driver management company, has been making waves in the motorsport world. After a dominating karting career and a rapid rise through the junior formulas, Bortoleto is set to join Sauber in F1 for 2025. He’s a rising star with the potential to make a big impact in the pinnacle of motorsport.
Two-time Formula One World Champion Mika Hakkinen, who has been mentoring F2 driver Kush Maini, believes in his potential to reach F1. However, Maini’s inconsistent performances have raised concerns. Despite podium finishes, Maini has struggled with sudden drops in speed, leading Hakkinen to urge him to address these inconsistencies.
Indian motorsport driver Kush Maini claimed his first Formula 2 race win in the Hungarian Grand Prix Sprint Race after Trident’s Richard Verschoor was disqualified for a technical infringement. The disqualification promoted Maini to first place, securing a historic victory for himself and his team, Invicta Virtuosi Racing.
