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14-year-old Jamaican driver to debut at Miami Formula 4

By Andrew Karim··1 min read
14-year-old Jamaican driver to debut at Miami Formula 4
Key Points(5)
  • Justin Sirgarny is blazing a trail.
  • The 14-year-old Jamaican has been burning up the rcae track and is about to power down in the Formula 4 United States Honda Championships at its season-opener at the Homestead-Miami Speedway from April 8-9.
  • Sigarny will pilot the Global Racing Group black, white and green stripped No.
  • car and is one of 30 drivers representing eight countries from five continents in the championships.
  • Sirgany became part of Global Racing Group’s unique driver development programme earlier this year.

Justin Sirgarny is blazing a trail.

The 14-year-old Jamaican has been burning up the rcae track and is about to power down in the Formula 4 United States Honda Championships at its season-opener at the Homestead-Miami Speedway from April 8-9.

Sigarny will pilot the Global Racing Group black, white and green stripped No. 39 F4 U.S. car and is one of 30 drivers representing eight countries from five continents in the championships.

Sirgany became part of Global Racing Group’s unique driver development programme earlier this year. The programme aims at the F4 U.S. Championship and prepares drivers for the next phase of their professional motorsport careers.

Young Sirgany started out racing go karts and has taken the checkered flag on more than one occasion during go kart meets at the Palisadoes race track and Dover in his country.

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