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Alguersuari set to replace Bourdais
July 15, 2009, Wednesday
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TORO Rosso is expected to part company with Sebastien Bourdais before next week's Hungarian Grand Prix, with Spanish teenager Jaime Alguersuari set to replace him as Formula One's youngest ever driver.
The autosport.com Website said an announcement about the Frenchman's future was expected within 48 hours. Toro Rosso and team boss Franz Tost declined to comment. Alguersuari, the British Formula Three champion, is competing for his Carlin team in a World Series by Renault race at Le Mans - Bourdais' hometown - this weekend and his confirmation could be delayed until next week.
The autosport.com Website said an announcement about the Frenchman's future was expected within 48 hours. Toro Rosso and team boss Franz Tost declined to comment. Alguersuari, the British Formula Three champion, is competing for his Carlin team in a World Series by Renault race at Le Mans - Bourdais' hometown - this weekend and his confirmation could be delayed until next week.
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