Bryan Bozzi, an Italo-Danish engineer, has been an integral part of Scuderia Ferrari for over a decade. His recent promotion to Charles Leclerc’s race engineer marks a significant milestone in his career.
🎙️| Bryan Bozzi:
“Representing Ferrari and the whole of Italy in the highest category of motorsport is a great source of pride for me.”
“Even more so having the opportunity to work alongside an exceptional driver like Charles.”
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ℹ️ | @formu1a__uno
— Ferrari News 🐎 (@FanaticsFerrari) June 5, 2024
Bozzi’s path to Ferrari began at St George’s British International School in Rome, where he pursued his education. Later, he moved to England to study Mechanical Engineering at Bath University. During this time, he participated in a Formula Student project, where student teams designed and built race cars, competing against universities worldwide.
Bryan Bozzi said: “Representing Ferrari and the whole of Italy in the highest category of motorsport is a great source of pride for me.” “Even more so having the opportunity to work alongside an exceptional driver like Charles.”
Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz: Simulator Fun at Ferrari
Simulators play a crucial role in Formula 1, allowing drivers to fine-tune their skills, test setups, and prepare for race weekends. But what happens when two talented Scuderia Ferrari drivers, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, decide to switch roles? Let’s dive into this entertaining scenario.
The challenge was simple: Leclerc took control of the steering and gears, while Sainz managed the brakes and throttle. Imagine the scene—a virtual track, adrenaline pumping, and two competitive drivers ready to prove their skills.
As the simulator fired up, Leclerc smoothly navigated corners, pushing the limits of the virtual Ferrari. Meanwhile, Sainz faced the daunting task of braking precisely, timing it just right to match Leclerc’s driving. The duo laughed, exchanged banter, and occasionally swapped roles mid-race.
The fans were delighted to see their favorite drivers in this light-hearted competition. Social media buzzed with clips of Leclerc and Sainz bantering, sharing jokes, and occasionally missing braking points. It was a refreshing break from the intense world of Formula 1.
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