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Ferrari Driver Academy

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Formula One racing driver development program by Ferrari

Italy Ferrari Driver Academy
Founded2009; 16 years ago (2009)
BaseMaranello, Modena, Italy
Teamprincipal(s)Jérôme d'Ambrosio
Current drivers
WebsiteOfficial website

TheScuderia Ferrari Driver Academy is adriver development program byScuderia Ferrari to nurture young talent within its own organisation for potentialFormula One entries. Over the years, several Academy drivers have progressed onto F1, such asCharles Leclerc,Sergio Pérez,Lance Stroll,Mick Schumacher,Zhou Guanyu andOliver Bearman.

The Academy is currently supervised byJérôme d'Ambrosio, who competed in Formula One between 2011 and 2012.

History

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Academy driverMaya Weug driving a Ferrari-liveriedTatuus F4-T421 atZandvoort during the2024 F1 Academy season

The idea for a Ferrari Driver Academy came fromFelipe Massa's coaching within the Ferrari organisation, with the Brazilian being loaned out toSauber for three seasons whilst being under contract with Ferrari.[1]Jules Bianchi became the first recruit to the scheme in December 2009,[2] being followed byMirko Bortolotti,Daniel Zampieri, andRaffaele Marciello in March 2010.[3] In late 2010, Ferrari confirmedSergio Pérez had been signed up to the scheme, the Mexican being set to be its first graduate to Formula One competition, having already signed for Ferrari-powered Sauber days before the announcement.[4][5] Pérez left the academy after signing toMcLaren in2013.[6] Bianchi also ceased being a member in July 2015, after passing away from injuries sustained at the2014 Japanese Grand Prix whilst racing for the Ferrari-poweredMarussia team.Lance Stroll also left the academy, moving toWilliams for the2017 Formula One season.[7] Marciello, on the other hand, ceased to be a member for personal reasons, though later stated that he was removed from the team and believed that Ferrari's team principal at the time,Maurizio Arrivabene, "just didn't like" him.[8]

After rumours of the academy being disbanded, it was announced that the programme would be expanded withMassimo Rivola as its new head.[9][10] On 23 June 2015,Antonio Fuoco had his first Formula One test with Ferrari during the 2-day post-Austrian Grand Prix test at theRed Bull Ring.[11] In March 2016, it was announced thatCharles Leclerc would be inducted into the Ferrari Driver Academy.[12] In November of that year,Enzo Fittipaldi was amongst five drivers invited to join the Ferrari Driver Academy and was confirmed as a Ferrari Driver Academy member alongsideMarcus Armstrong the following month.[13][14] In late 2017, Ferrari addedCallum Ilott,Robert Shwartzman andGianluca Petecof to their line-up.[15][16][17]Mick Schumacher, the son of multiple Formula One World championMichael Schumacher was added to the lineup in 2019.[18]

In September 2018, it was announced Leclerc would become the first academy member to graduate to Ferrari in2019.[19]

Mick Schumacher graduated toF1 withHaas F1 after winning the2020 Formula 2 Championship,[20] whilst Championship runner-upCallum Ilott was given a test and reserve driver role atScuderia Ferrari.[21] After 2020, three drivers left the academy:Giuliano Alesi,Enzo Fittipaldi and reigningFormula Regional European ChampionGianluca Petecof;[22][23][24] meanwhile Australian karterJames Wharton joined it after winning the Ferrari Scouting competition.[25]

In January 2021,Maya Weug, 16, became the first female driver to join the academy.[26] In Autumn of 2021 Ferrari added European Karting vice-champion Rafael Câmara andItalian F4 andADAC F4 championOliver Bearman to their lineup, after the pair won the Ferrari's Scouting World Final.[27]

Following the second running of theGirls On Track – Rising Stars competition, Laura Camps Torras was signed to the setup.[28]

In July 2024,Haas F1 announced that they have signed Bearman on a multi-year contract beginning in the 2025 season.[29]

Current drivers

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DriverYearsCurrent SeriesTitles as FDA member
SwedenDino Beganovic[30]2020–FIA Formula 2 ChampionshipFormula Regional European Championship (2022)
NetherlandsMaya Weug[26][31]2021–F1 Academy
Formula Regional European Championship		none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
BrazilRafael Câmara[27]2021–FIA Formula 3 ChampionshipFormula Regional European Championship (2024)
FIA Formula 3 Championship (2025)
FinlandTuukka Taponen[32]2023–FIA Formula 3 ChampionshipFormula Regional Middle East Championship (2024)
BrazilAurelia Nobels[32]2023–Eurocup-4 Spanish Winter Championship
F1 Academy		none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
United Kingdom Noah Baglin[33]2025–Karting (OKJ)FIA Junior World Karting Championship (2025)
Italy Filippo Sala[34]2025–Karting (OK)none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
DenmarkAlba Hurup Larsen[35]2026–F1 Academy
F4 British Championship		none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Italy Niccolò Maccagnani[35]2026–Formula 4 South East Asia Championship
Italian F4 Championship		none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Source:[36]

Graduates to Formula One

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This list contains the drivers that have graduated to Formula One with support from Ferrari. Therefore, drivers who have had support in the past and entered Formula One through other means, such asLance Stroll andZhou Guanyu, are not included. Drivers who drove for other teams while still part of Ferrari's youth setup are highlighted initalics.

DriverAcademy experienceF1 experience with FerrariF1 experience with other teams
YearsFormer series
FranceJules Bianchi[2]2009–2014Formula 3 Euro Series (2009)
GP2 Series (2010–2011)
Formula Renault 3.5 Series (2012)
Formula One (2013–2014)		—Marussia (2013–2014)
MexicoSergio Pérez[4]2010–2012GP2 Series (2010)
Formula One (2011–2012)		—Sauber (2011–2012)
McLaren (2013)
Force India (2014–2018)
Racing Point (2019–2020)
Red Bull Racing (2021–2024)
MonacoCharles Leclerc[12][19]2016–2018GP3 Series (2016)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2017)		2019–Sauber (2018)
GermanyMick Schumacher[18][37]2019–2022Formula 2 Championship (2019–2020)—Haas (2021–2022)
United KingdomOliver Bearman[27][38]2022–FIA Formula 3 Championship (2022)
Formula Regional Asian Championship (2022)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2023–2024)		2024Haas (2024–)

Former drivers

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DriverYearsSeries competed as Ferrari Driver Academy memberF1 team(s)
ItalyMirko Bortolotti[3]2010GP3 Series (2010)None
ItalyDaniel Zampieri[3]2010Formula Renault 3.5 Series (2010)None
FranceBrandon Maïsano[39]2010–2012Formula Abarth (2010)
Italian Formula Three Championship (2011–2012)		None
CanadaLance Stroll[7][40]2010–2015Karting (2010–2013)
Italian F4 Championship (2014)
Toyota Racing Series (2015)
FIA Formula 3 European Championship (2015)		Williams (2017–2018)
Racing Point (2019–2020)
Aston Martin (2021–)
ItalyRaffaele Marciello[3][8]2010–2015Formula Abarth (2010)
Italian Formula Three Championship (2011)
Toyota Racing Series (2012)
Formula 3 Euro Series (2012)
FIA Formula 3 European Championship (2012–2013)
GP2 Series (2014–2015)		None
ItalyAntonio Fuoco[39][41]2012–2018Formula Renault 2.0 Alps (2013)
FIA Formula 3 European Championship (2014)
GP3 Series (2015–2016)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2017–2018)		None
ChinaZhou Guanyu[42][43]2014–2018Italian F4 Championship (2015)
ADAC Formula 4 (2015)
Toyota Racing Series (2016)
FIA Formula 3 European Championship (2016–2018)		Alfa Romeo (2022–2023)
Kick Sauber (2024)
FranceGiuliano Alesi[22][44]2016–2020GP3 Series (2016–2018)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2019–2020)		None
BrazilGianluca Petecof[17][24]2017–2020Italian F4 Championship (2018–2019)
ADAC Formula 4 (2018–2019)
Formula Regional European Championship (2020)		None
BrazilEnzo Fittipaldi[14][23]2017–2020ADAC Formula 4 (2017–2018)
Italian F4 Championship (2017–2018)
Formula Regional European Championship (2019)
FIA Formula 3 Championship (2020)		None
New ZealandMarcus Armstrong[14][45]2017–2021Toyota Racing Series (2017–2019)
Italian F4 Championship (2017)
ADAC Formula 4 (2017)
FIA Formula 3 European Championship (2018)
FIA Formula 3 Championship (2019)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2020–2021)		None
United KingdomCallum Ilott[15]2017–2021[a]GP3 Series (2018)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2019–2020)
GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup (2021)		None
Russia/IsraelRobert Shwartzman[16][47]2017–2022Formula Renault Eurocup (2017)
Toyota Racing Series (2018)
FIA Formula 3 European Championship (2018)
FIA Formula 3 Championship (2019)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2020–2021)		None
MonacoArthur Leclerc[30][48]2020–2023Formula Regional European Championship (2020)
FIA Formula 3 Championship (2021–2022)
Formula Regional Asian Championship (2022)
FIA Formula 2 Championship (2023)		None
AustraliaJames Wharton[25][48]2021–2023Formula 4 UAE Championship (2022–2023)
Italian F4 Championship (2022–2023)
ADAC Formula 4 (2022)
Euro 4 Championship (2023)		None
Spain Laura Camps Torras[28]2022Karting (2022)None
Portugal Maria Germano Neto[49]2022Karting (2022)None
  • Championship titles highlighted inbold.

Esports

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In 2019,Ferrari established the FDA Esports Team to compete in theFormula One Esports Series.[50] That same year, Italian David Tonizza won the drivers' championship, securing their first championship victory.[51]

In 2020, Enzo Bonito and Filip Prešnajder joined the team. A much harder season was to come, with Ferrari only taking 2 wins in the season, both achieved by Tonizza.

For 2021, two-time Esports championBrendon Leigh joined the team from Mercedes to partner Tonizza and newcomer Domenico Lovece. They finished 4th in the teams' championship on 125 points with 1 win and 2 podiums, both from Tonizza.

Runner-up from 2017 Fabrizio Donoso joined Leigh and Tonizza at Ferrari for 2022. They endured their worst season to date, with only one podium from Leigh and ending up 7th in the team standings.

Scuderia Ferrari Esports Team

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DriverYearsCurrent SeriesTitles as FDA member
Iran Bardia Broumand2023–F1 Sim Racingnone as Ferrari Driver Academy member
United Kingdom Dylan Warren2023–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Poland Kamil Stachura2023–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
United Kingdom Jonathan Riley2023–SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge EsportsFerrari Esports Series (2022)
Netherlands Chris Harteveld2023–SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports
SRO Esports Sim Pro Series		SRO Esports Sim Pro Series
Netherlands Isaac Gillissen2024–SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports
Virtual Endurance Championship
DTM Esports Pro Championship
British F4 Esports Championship		Virtual Endurance Championship
Ferrari Esports Series (2023)
Hungary Gergő Báldi2024–SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports
DTM Esports Pro Championship
Precision Racing League GT3 Sprint Series
British F4 Esports Championship		Precision Racing League GT3 Sprint Series
Ferrari Esports Series (2023)
United Kingdom Graham Carroll2024–British F4 Esports Championship
FIA F4 Esports Global Championship		British F4 Esports Championship
Hungary Patrik Sipos2024–F1 Sim Racingnone as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Norway Daniel Kjeldsen2024–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
United Kingdom John Evans2024–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Norway Ole Steinbråten2025–IMSA Esports Global Championshipnone as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Italy Lorenzo Manfredotti2025–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Spain Daniel Lafuente2025–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Italy Michele Constantini2025–iRacing Special Eventsnone as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Germany Niklas Beu2025–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member
United Kingdom Luke Whitehead2025–LFM Pro SeriesFerrari Esports Series (2024)
Spain Ismael Fahssi2025–F1 Sim Racingnone as Ferrari Driver Academy member
Italy Angelo D'Ortensio2025–none as Ferrari Driver Academy member

Former FDA Esports drivers

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DriverYearsSeries competed inTitles as FDA Esports member
Italy Amos Laurito2019F1 Esports
SRO GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup		GT World Challenge Esports Europe Endurance Cup (2021)
Italy Gianfranco Giglioli2019F1 EsportsNone
Italy Enzo Bonito2020F1 Esports
SRO E-Sport GT Series Championship		None
Slovakia Filip Prešnajder2020F1 EsportsNone
Italy Domenico Lovece2021F1 EsportsNone
Italy David Tonizza2019–2022F1 Esports
SRO GT World Challenge Esports Europe
SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports		F1 Esports (2019)
SRO GT World Challenge Esports Europe Endurance Cup (2021)
Italy Giovanni De Salvo2021–2022SRO GT World Challenge Esports Europe
SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports		Ferrari Esports Series (2020)
SRO GT World Challenge Esports Europe Endurance Cup (2021)
United Kingdom Brendon Leigh2021–2022F1 EsportsNone
Hungary Bence Szabó-Kónyi2021–2022F1 EsportsNone
Denmark Kasper Stoltze2021–2023Le Mans Virtual SeriesNone
Netherlands Jordy Zwiers2021–2023Le Mans Virtual SeriesNone
Denmark Martin Dyrlund2021–2023Le Mans Virtual SeriesNone
Chile Fabrizio Donoso2022F1 EsportsNone
Poland Kamil Pawłowski2022SRO GT World Challenge Esports Europe
SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports		Ferrari Esports Series (2021)
Italy Danilo Santoro2022SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge EsportsNone
Italy Daniel Savini2022SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge EsportsNone
Germany Christian Michel2022–2023Le Mans Virtual SeriesNone
France Hugo Merlhes2022SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge EsportsNone
Germany Sven Zurner2022F1 EsportsNone
United States Chandler Seita2022F1 EsportsNone
Italy Andrea Capoccia2023SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge EsportsNone
South Africa Jordan Sherratt2023SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports
SRO Esports Sim Pro Series		None
Germany Alex Siebel2023–2024rFactor 2 GT Challenge
Formula SimRacing World Championship
Virtual Endurance Championship		Virtual Endurance Championship
Poland Tomek Poradzisz2023–2024F1 Sim RacingNone
Lithuania Grantas Kareckas2024SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge EsportsNone
Hungary István Puki2024F1 Sim RacingNone
Germany Dennis Jordan2023–2024rFactor 2 GT Challenge
Formula SimRacing World Championship
Virtual Endurance Championship		rFactor 2 GT Challenge
Virtual Endurance Championship
North Macedonia Timotej Andonovski2023–2024rFactor 2 GT Challenge
Virtual Endurance Championship		Virtual Endurance Championship
Russia Mikhail Statsenko2024SRO Intercontinental GT Challenge EsportsNone
Netherlands Maarten van Loozenoord2025iRacing Special EventsNone
France Nicolas Longuet2023–2025F1 Sim RacingNone

Complete F1 Esports Series results

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YearChassisDrivers123456789101112PointsWCC
2019Ferrari SF90BHRCHNAZECANRBRGBRGERBELITAJPNUSABRA1842nd
Italy David Tonizza113815343462
Italy Amos Laurito161613191619172017
Italy Gianfranco Giglioli171615
2020Ferrari SF1000BHRVIECHNNEDCANRBRGBRBELITAJPNMEXBRA1005th
Italy David Tonizza2011911Ret105817Ret6
Italy Enzo Bonito1472010111185141119
Slovakia Filip Prešnajder11
2021Ferrari SF21BHRCHNRBRGBRITABELPORNEDUSAEMIMEXBRA1254th
Italy David Tonizza91451015365519
United KingdomBrendon Leigh126861918179115518
Italy Domenico Lovece11
2022Ferrari F1-75BHREMIGBRRBRBELNEDITAMEXUSAJPNBRAABU797th
United KingdomBrendon Leigh719F71161593617F8
Italy David Tonizza816912Ret5
Chile Fabrizio Donoso14911141995
2023–24Ferrari SF-23BHRSAURBRGBRBELNEDUSAMEXBRALVGQATABU2531st
Iran Bari Broumand5F1710111P222PRet11P7
France Nicolas Longuet38621320P185132P25
2025Ferrari SF-24AUSCHNBHRSAUGBRBELNEDUSAMEXBRAQATABU2072nd
Iran Bari Broumand17Ret1137151P22121P3
France Nicolas Longuet1971374125F96926

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Ilott was still contracted to Ferrari in 2022, but was said to be on an extended "gap year" from the academy whilst racing in theIndyCar Series.[46]

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