Top F1 drivers have imparted their words of wisdom for young drivers aspiring towards Formula 1.
This comes after the Saudi Arabian GP, which saw Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez clinch a one-two respectively for Red Bull Racing, and Charles Leclerc complete the podium in third.
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Last weekend was the fourth outing in Jeddah for Formula 1, and Verstappen became the first driver to achieve multiple wins at the circuit.
In the post-race press conference the three drivers were asked to give advice to new generations entering F1, especially those from underrepresented nations, such as Saudi.


Red Bull drivers give young hopefuls advice
“I think a lot comes down to education and guidance," Verstappen said post-race.
“The more help and support that there will be from people with a lot of experience, the more that you can grow it here and the passion. So that takes time.”
Sergio Perez, one of only two Mexican drivers to ever win in F1, also offered different advice to young drivers.
“You have to go to Europe at a very young age,” Perez said “That would be my best advice. Try to grow up as soon as possible on the racing side."
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“Start fighting at a very young age with the best drivers in the world and they are in Europe because naturally the best level is over there.
“As soon as possible that they can get the opportunity to get to racing in the best countries for them, the better it will be.”
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