Hirakawa joins Haas as F1 reserve driver after Suzuka outing

Motor racing-Hirakawa joins Haas as F1 reserve driver after Suzuka outing

(Reuters) -Japanese driver Ryō Hirakawa has joined Haas's reserve roster and will take the wheel at four practice sessions this Formula One season, the American outfit said on Monday. Read full story

Hirakawa joins Haas as F1 reserve driver after Suzuka outing

Japanese driver Ryō Hirakawa has joined Haas's reserve roster and will take the wheel at four practice sessions this Formula One season, the American outfit said on Monday.Hirakawa will replace Briton Ollie Bearman for the first free practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix this week and again in Mexico later in t

Ryo Hirakawa, who participated in the first free practice session in Japan for the Enstone team, has just been signed by Haas for the remainder of the season. The Japanese driver will have the opportunity to participate in four free practice sessions for Haas.

Hirakawa gets Haas reserve role, will drive in Bahrain FP1

Haas has named Ryo Hirakawa as its reserve driver for 2025 and will run the experienced Japanese in first practice at this weekend Bahrain Grand Prix. Hirakawa has been amassing experience in multiple different Formula 1 cars in recent months, with testing of previous car (TPC) outings with McLaren leading to driving FP1 for the same team in Abu...

The Japanese rider Ryo Hirakawa, who had debuted in Alpine during the free practices of the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend, will leave the squirery of which the Argentine Franco Colapinto is part and will pass to Haas. Although he was one of the reserve runners along with the Argentine, Kush Maini and Paul Aron, the truth is that the 31-year-old driver will join the American squirery for the rest of the season as part of Toyota’s technical all…

The Japanese Ryo Hirakawa, who was one of the comrades of the Argentine Franco Colapinto in Alpine, will be the new reserve driver of the Formula 1 Haas team. Hirakawa, who took turns in Japan’s 1 GP free practice, in which he finished 12th, will be in Haas as part of an alliance between Toyota, the brand he ran for at the World Resistance Championship, and Haas, with whom he shares a technological alliance. Thus, Hirakawa will have the chance t…