“The start is part of the team’s ongoing development plan for its junior drivers, giving them the tools, mileage and environment to develop. We’ve seen time and time again what this path can produce, and days like today are part of how we continue to build it.”
Tsolov, who currently leads the F2 standings with 20 points from Gabriele Mini, has seen his name mentioned in speculation over the Racing Bulls line-up for the 2027 F1 season, with Permane commenting in July: “It is not a lie to say that we are not thinking about it at the moment.
“He’s there, he’s doing his job, we’re doing our job, and we’ll make a call when he arrives at Racing Bulls later this year.”
Tsolov’s attention currently remains focused on the fight for the Formula 2 championship, which will continue next weekend at Monza.