Question:
What is the minimum age to participate in any formula one race in the world?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
What is the minimum age to participate in any formula one race in the world?
Ten answers:
Chrys
2010-01-18 23:28:15 UTC
first he has to KNOW how to race in a car...they usually start out in gokarts and work up from there...you just don't get in a race car one day and race...
anonymous
2010-01-18 23:38:14 UTC
It's not so much the age but the skill.

I don't think anyone would insure or sponsor someone so young either.

The youngest I've ever heard of was 19 years and four month old Jaime Alguersauri.
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2016-12-04 07:18:44 UTC
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Allan
2010-01-22 00:52:07 UTC
Have you fallen out of the silly tree?



I'll just take my 12 year old son along to have a shot at F1 racing?



My Granny wants to climb Everest, unfortunately shes 92 and dead, but shes got a better chance of of success than your 12 year old F1 driver!
anonymous
2010-01-20 22:28:09 UTC
There is no minimum age limit but he should be old enough for a driving licence.
anonymous
2010-01-20 18:19:55 UTC
If we are having a trivia contest, don't forget Rodriguez brothers from Mexico. They were 15 or 16 when they raced formula 1 back in the '50's.....
Jack
2010-01-19 10:01:51 UTC
He needs to jump into a kart and start racing from there.. once he has won a few championships he may be spotted and get a few sponsors then from there he will enter the junior formulae such as formula ford or renault and then from there maybe to world series by renault and then onto gp2 or the new gp2 feeder series gp3 and if he does well in gp2 he might not get picked for formula one so there is no promise he'll get into formula one. However I can tell you now that he will not get into formula one at the age of 12.. plus its about skill.. he needs a lot of it... :)
anonymous
2010-01-19 05:03:34 UTC
I can guarantee you your 12 year old son will never race in Formula 1.

It's more skill than age. But I believe the minimum age is 17.

As formula 1 is the highest form of motorsport, if he wants to race in it, your going to need to bribe one of the teams with at least £5million.
Thatguywiththecodes
2010-01-19 12:49:44 UTC
18 is the minimum, but the youngest was Jaime Alguersuari, but he was just lucky
jduck1979_2005
2010-01-21 10:23:19 UTC
First he'll have to start a career in KART racing, though not strictly necessary.



When he's 16 he'll be old enough to start Car racing in Single Seaters (compared to 17/18 to drive on the road, at least as far as UK laws go)............ in a series such as FORMULA FORD, etc.

But before he can do that, he'll have to apply for a RACING LICENSE (which means going to a racing school + also having a medical).



After Formula Ford (or similar) the next route of progression is usually FORMULA 3... if he comes 1st or 2nd in the Championship (particularly a top one like the British F3 championship) he'll qualify for a SUPER RACING LICENCE which entitles him to race in Formula1 (if he can get a drive) + there's usually a prize of a test session in an F1 car.



After Formula3, the Drivers then traditionally progress further up the career ladder to GP2 (or "Formula 2" or "F3000"). If he completes a full season of that (without any mishaps that result in a ticking off from the race officials), he'll then qualify for the SUPER LICENCE needed to race in FORMULA1.



For more details, check out:

http://www.msauk.org/site/cms/contentviewarticle.asp?article=784



Current youngest ever F1 driver = Jaime Alguersuari (19)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaime_Alguersuari


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