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Ferrari announces new driver for its academy
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This is the man who may embody the future of Ferrari in the years to come. Before getting there, Noah Baglin will first have to climb the ranks of motorsport, starting with karting, but he will now do so under the colors and with the support of the Team.
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Born in 2012, the Briton started karting at the age of 6. He won the MSA Le Conti Cup in his first season in 2019 and finished runner-up in the British Bambino and Time Trials. In 2022, he won the British Open 'O Plate' title, followed by the ACI & Trofeo Delle Industrie championship the following year. Finally, last season, he triumphed in the WSK OKJ Final Cup and was the best rookie in the FIA OKJ European Championship, which allowed him to reach the top of the FIA Karting rankings.
Noah Baglin becomes the 25th driver in the history of the Ferrari Driver Academy, the sixth named for this season. He joins the drivers of F1 Academy Maya Weug and Aurelia Nobels, Rafael Câmara and Tuukka Taponen, engaged in Formula 3 with Trident and ART GP and Dino Beganovic, who discovers the Formula 2 This year.
13-year-old karting driver Noah Baglin signs with the Scuderia Ferrari Driver Academy 👊#FDA
— Scuderia Ferrari Driver Academy (@insideFDA) March 27, 2025
Larnaudie
29/03/2025 at 03:38 a.m.
Hello. It's great for young, passionate pilots. Bravo. But for seniors who have the same passion, but without financial means. People offer free piloting sessions. Thank you.