Kush Maini Completes Another Successful Formula 1 Test, Inches Closer to Indian F1 Dream
India's motorsport sensation, Kush Maini was back in action on Thursday at the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar.
Doha [Qatar], November 8: India's motorsport sensation, Kush Maini was back in action on Thursday at the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar. The young driver took to the track as part of his Formula 1 testing with the BWT Alpine F1 team who are coming off a double podium from the weekend's Grand Prix at Sao Paulo. Yesterday's test marked the fourth one for Maini in the last 6 months. He has now tested with the team in their Formula 1 car in Austria, Italy, Abu Dhabi and Qatar. F1 2024 Standings: Max Verstappen Builds Lead Over Lando Norris, Ferrari Closes In On McLaren Mercedes in Constructor Points Table After Brazilian GP.
The multiple-day test at Qatar's brand-new circuit marked Maini's first time racing on the track, where he will be back in action shortly for the last leg of his Formula 2 season. Maini was back in his F1 car a few weeks after his test in Abu Dhabi at the Yas Marina Circuit where he had another stupendous showing. His consistency with the BWT Alpine F1 team car has made him a top contender for the reserved seat for the Enstone-based outfit.
With three confirmed graduates into F1 from this year's F2 class, Kush Maini could be another addition to this supremely talented pool in the near future.
Later this month, Kush will be returning to Qatar for his Formula 2 race. With just two races left in the 2024 season, Kush's Invicta Racing team is in pole position to secure the Constructors' Championship. This will make Kush the first-ever Indian to have a Formula Racing championship to his name. Emotional Lewis Hamilton Drives Ayrton Senna’s McLaren F1 Car Before Brazilian GP 2024, Regrets ‘He Can’t Race With It’.
With 5 podiums including one race win this year, Kush has been instrumental in getting his team to this spot. With the season he has had, India could finally have a driver on the F1 grid after 13 long years.
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