Ferrari development driver reveals confirmed F1 test plans
After joining Ferrari as a simulator and development driver this summer, Sacha Fenestraz has said that the Italian team has promised him a Formula 1 test in 2027. This comes after the driver moved from Mercedes' Brackley headquarters to Ferrari's in Maranello. Speaking to Grande Premio during the Fuji race weekend for Super Formula, he confirmed his drive next year. “The truth is, it’s a ... Keep…
Sacha Fenestraz, a Ferrari development driver, has confirmed that he will be granted a Formula 1 test in 2027. The move follows his transition from Mercedes to Ferrari's headquarters in Maranello. Speaking at the Fuji race weekend for Super Formula, Fenestraz expressed his excitement about the opportunity, stating, "It's a dream to work there and be part of such a prominent team in motorsport."
He also mentioned the positive aspects of working at Ferrari, including the opportunity to enjoy Italian cuisine and simulate driving a Ferrari in the simulator. While the team has yet to officially confirm the test, Fenestraz is confident it will occur. It is believed that the purpose of the test is to enhance his simulator skills, as all simulator drivers must eventually test a Formula 1 car in a real setting.
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