Gabriel Bortoleto's Breakthrough: A Bright Future in Formula One
Gabriel Bortoleto, a promising Brazilian Formula One driver, scored his first career points in Austria, marking a significant milestone. Emulating the likes of Fernando Alonso, Bortoleto aims to continually improve and secure more points. This achievement highlights his growing confidence and capability in the competitive racing world.
In a remarkable performance at the Austrian Grand Prix, Brazilian rookie Gabriel Bortoleto secured his first career points in Formula One, finishing eighth. This achievement marks him as the first Brazilian to score since Felipe Massa in 2017. Bortoleto's impressive drive also saw him voted Driver of the Day.
Bortoleto's teammate, Nico Hulkenberg, contributed to Sauber's success with a ninth-place finish, celebrating his third consecutive points finish. The 20-year-old Bortoleto, who was a champion in Formula Two last year, chased his manager and double world champion Fernando Alonso to the finish line, showcasing his potential.
Despite a challenging start to his season, Bortoleto is gradually gaining experience and confidence, similar to his rise through the junior series. Team boss Jonathan Wheatley praised Bortoleto's outstanding performance, highlighting his rapid progress and potential for future success in the sport.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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