P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Theo Pourchaire exploded onto the radar as a 16-year-old, but ultimately he hasn’t done enough to earn an F1 graduation despite sealing the F2 crown in his third season
overall option than their current reserve driver, it raises questions about his potential. While Pourchaire has shown promise and consistency in the Formula 2 championship, his lack of dominant victories and a standout season have hindered his progression. This decision to keep him in the reserve driver role suggests that Sauber sees room for improvement and development before considering him for a Formula 1 seat. Pourchaire’s performance in the upcoming 2024 season, likely in Super Formula, will be crucial in proving his ability to compete at the highest level. Only time will tell if he can make the necessary strides to become a compelling option for a Formula 1 drive.
