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Virgin F1 team to evaluate Belgian D’Ambrosio
Virgin will try out Belgian driver Jerome D’Ambrosio in Friday practice at four of the last five Formula One races of the season, the British-based team said on Monday.
D’Ambrosio, who has been competing in the GP2 support series for the past four seasons, will drive on Fridays at Singapore this week, Japan, South Korea and Brazil.
The 25-year-old, a Renault reserve and test driver, will also take part in a young driver test in Abu Dhabi after the season ends.
“The team will be using this opportunity to evaluate Jerome’s potential,” Virgin said in a statement.
“Jerome will join existing long-term reserve driver Luis Razia who continues in the role,” it added.
D’Ambrosio will replace Brazilian race driver Lucas di Grassi in the first Friday session in Singapore alongside Germany’s Timo Glock.
“My ultimate goal has always been to race in Formula One and I am delighted to get a step closer,” said the Belgian.
Virgin, one of three all-new F1 teams fighting at the back of the grid this season, have a contract with the experienced Glock for another two years and an option on Di Grassi for 2011.
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