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Former junior driver Jak Crawford believes there is now a greater advantage to joining Red Bull’s development programme with a huge shift taking place.
Former Red Bull junior driver Jak Crawford believes that there has been a shift in the team’s development programme in recent seasons, with a more educational approach and increased feedback from Guillaume Roquelin, the head of the junior team. However, Crawford also expressed that Helmut Marko’s honesty could be too brutal at times. Despite being only 18 years old and feeling like he has had a long career in single-seaters, Crawford sees his release from the Red Bull programme as a good opportunity for himself and a relief from pressure. He will now tackle his second year in the series with DAMS, without Red Bull’s backing.
