Ferrari's Charles Leclerc during Russian F1 Grand Prix practice at the Sochi Autodrom September 27, 2019. — Reuters pic
The academy at Sydney Motorsport Park will look to attract drivers from Australia, New Zealand, countries in East and South-east Asia as well as the Indian subcontinent. “Our up-and-coming open wheel drivers will now have an even better opportunity to be part of the Formula 1 system at an early age,” Motorsport Australia President Andrew Papadopoulos said in a statement.
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