
Drugovich ruled out of ELMS race due to F1 schedule clash
Felipe Drugovich will not be taking part in the European Le Mans Series round this weekend, as the Aston Martin reserve driver’s Formula 1 commitments clash bitterly with the schedule. The Brazilian will be replaced by Sebastien Boudet under for this weekend's event for Racing Team Turkey.
Felipe Drugovich's participation in the European Le Mans Series is regretfully impossible due to a scheduling conflict with his Formula 1 commitments. The Brazilian driver will be replaced by Sebastien Boudet under for this weekend's event as a result of an unavoidable clash. Consequently, the driver lineup for the Racing Team Turkey's Oreca 07 will be adjusted for the upcoming race.
Why it matters:
Drugovich's absence underscores the increasing difficulty for reserve drivers to maintain commitments in multiple racing series simultaneously. His F1 duties with Aston Martin have taken precedence, leaving him unable to compete. This situation inevitably leads to teams needing to find replacements at short notice.
Driver Changes:
- Replacement: Sebastien Boudet has been drafted into Racing Team Turkey to take over Drugovich's seat.
- Withdrawal Due to Schedule: The primary reason for this late change is a clash with his existing Formula 1 team obligations.
What's next:
Boudet will take the wheel alongside teammates Salih Yoluc and Charlie Eastwood this weekend. Drugovich will be expected to continue his simulator and reserve driver role for Aston Martin as they prepare for upcoming F1 race weekends.
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