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Aston Martin Launches Exciting F1 Driver Academy, Signs Mari Boya
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Highlights
- Aston Martin launches Formula 1 driver academy with Mari Boya first signing
- Boya to receive coaching, fitness, technical feedback, and media training
- Team principal Andy Cowell emphasized nurturing talent with speed and mindset
- Boya competing in FIA Formula 3, standing 13th with one podium
- Boya to race in Austria F3 round with Aston Martin branding
- Academy aims to develop future F1 stars through progressive racing levels
Boya described the Aston Martin campus as inspiring and looks forward to further growth as a driver through the resources and support now available to him.
This weekend, Boya will participate in the Austria F3 round at the Red Bull Ring, racing with Aston Martin logos on his helmet and overalls. Heading into the round, he stands 13th in the F3 drivers’ standings, having scored a podium in the Monaco feature race earlier in the season.
This year, Boya is on course for his best season result to date as he continues to develop in his third year of F3 racing.
Last year, he claimed a win in the Barcelona reverse-grid sprint—his only Formula 3 victory so far.
Aston Martin’s move to launch the academy comes as several F1 teams expand their commitment to developing young drivers. The goal is to build a pipeline of skilled racers who can progress through the ranks and eventually compete at the highest level.
This academy is expected to become a key part in shaping the careers of future stars who could represent the team in Formula 1.
Looking ahead, Boya’s progress in the academy will be closely watched during the remainder of the F3 season. As Aston Martin continues to invest in rising talent, the new driver academy could become central to the team’s long-term plans.
The next F3 race at the Red Bull Ring will see Boya represent not just his current team, but the ambitions of the Aston Martin Aramco Formula 1 Team’s future.
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