Nyck De Vries follows Nicholas Latifi’s example after F1 axe with move to Harvard
The Dutchman was dropped by AlphaTauri after just 10 races into his rookie F1 campaign to be replaced by Red Bull reserve driver 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Daniel Ricciardo from the Hungarian Grand Prix onwards.
De Vries was axed by Red Bull following an underwhelming start to the season and failing to match the performances of teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Yuki Tsunoda.
He had been linked with a possible return to Formula E but the 28-year-old has confirmed he will now be heading to uni꧟𝄹versity.
When asked if his F1 exit was hard to take, De Vries told : “Actually not.
“I had a lot o﷽f support and it actually went very naturally. I’ve been playing a lot of golf since then.”
He added: “I’ve never studied befor🌄e in my life, in fact, I didn’t even finish high school.
“But in September I’m going to take a course at Harvard. Negotiation and Leadership, a little b🐻it of studying. More because I just like it now that I have some time and the interest to learn other things.”
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, who worked with De Vries𝔉 during his reserve driver stint with the German manufacturer, se𝓰rves as a guest lecturer at the Harvard Business School.
De Vries is not the first ex-F1 driꦐver to head back to school.&nꦰbsp;
Former Williams driver Nicholas Latifi announced last mo♋nth that he was going to attend the London Business🃏 School to study for an MBA.
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