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What's the best path to F1? Here is how next year's rookies arrived!


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  After no rookies were announced to join the grid at the end of 2023, after the latest season, the grid will have five new drivers joining. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Oliver Bearman, Gabriel Bortoleto, Isack Hadjar and Jack Doohan all set to begin their rookie campaign in the 2025 season.

The article from MSN Sports discusses the various paths taken by the rookies set to enter Formula 1 in the 2024 season. It highlights the diverse backgrounds of these drivers, showcasing how there isn't a single route to F1. For instance, Oliver Bearman, a Ferrari junior, has climbed through the ranks via Formula 2, while Isack Hadjar, another Ferrari prospect, has taken a less conventional route through Formula 3 and other junior formulas. The piece also mentions the importance of financial backing, as seen with drivers like Zak O'Sullivan, who has support from Williams, and the role of national racing series like Formula Regional in nurturing talent. Additionally, it touches on the significance of simulator work and testing sessions, which have been crucial for drivers like Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who has been involved with Mercedes' young driver program. The article underscores that while talent and performance are key, the journey to F1 often involves a mix of strategic career moves, sponsorship, and sometimes, a bit of luck.

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