From GP3 Series
Vicky Piria will become the first female driver to race in the GP3 Series with Trident Racing in 2012.
The team, owned by Maurizio Salvadori, is proud to announce the positive outcome of the talks with the highly talented female racer. The Milan-based driver will be forming an all-Italian combination.
Only a few female racers have enjoyed success in open-wheel racing, but that's extra motivation for Vicky. Her entry in the 2012 GP3 Series represents an important step towards Formula 1.
Despite being just 18, she undertook a tough winter training regime and the team is pleased with her results.
For Trident Racing, the agreement with Piria is a valuable step forward in its newborn GP3 program. As the team always look forward to promote young, talented racers, the Italian squad is proud to give an opportunity to shine to an ambitious and talented racer like Vicky.
Vicky Piria competed in the Formula Abarth series in 2011 and had the chance to test a Formula 3 car.
Vicky Piria will become the first female driver to race in the GP3 Series with Trident Racing in 2012.
The team, owned by Maurizio Salvadori, is proud to announce the positive outcome of the talks with the highly talented female racer. The Milan-based driver will be forming an all-Italian combination.
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| Vicky Piria (Photo: Vicky Piria) |
Only a few female racers have enjoyed success in open-wheel racing, but that's extra motivation for Vicky. Her entry in the 2012 GP3 Series represents an important step towards Formula 1.
Despite being just 18, she undertook a tough winter training regime and the team is pleased with her results.
For Trident Racing, the agreement with Piria is a valuable step forward in its newborn GP3 program. As the team always look forward to promote young, talented racers, the Italian squad is proud to give an opportunity to shine to an ambitious and talented racer like Vicky.
Vicky Piria competed in the Formula Abarth series in 2011 and had the chance to test a Formula 3 car.