American racing driver Logan Sargeant is set to make his Formula One debut for Williams F1 team in 2023 – he recently picked his racing number
Logan Sargeant has picked his racing number as he prepares to make his F1 debut next season. He is set to become the first American racer in F1 since Alexander Rossi in 2015. Sargeant will be seen in action for the Williams F1 team next year, replacing Nicholas Latifi. Sargeant drove for Williams in FP1 at the US Grand Prix and has now been officially confirmed as their second F1 driver in 2023.
Logan is a part of the Williams Driver Academy and competed in Formula 2 with Carlin last season. Sargeant finished fourth in the 2022 F2 championship and earned the much-needed FIA super licence. Logan made his FIA Formula 2 Championship debut in 2019 with HWA Racelab. His breakthrough season came this year after he was roped in by Carlin alongside Liam Lawson. At the feature race of the British Grand Prix, he became the first American driver to win a Formula 2 race. Sargeant won the feature race at the F2 Austrian GP the very next week.
Fans react to Logan Sargeant picking his first race number
Let us take a look at how fans on Twitter reacted to Logan Sargeant picking his debut racing number.
“Does that make him the second best on the grid?”, joked a fan.
“No, 2nd best in his team”, trolled another fan, in response to the above tweet.
“Can I ask, did Logan choose 2 because of his initials make reference to the General Motors LS2 V8 engine?”, enquired a fan.
“Looking forward to 2023 and onwards, LS2 looks good to me. Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year to all at @WilliamsRacing, @LoganSargeant and @alex_albon”, read a tweet.
“Full credit to Logan, paying the ultimate tribute to Donald trump’s 2020 presidential campaign”, the trolls continued.
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