Frederick’s parents benefit from a family friend who is the principal investor of Pilot One Racing, which sponsors their son. To finance professional ambitions, some young drivers sell a percentage of their potential F1 earnings to family friends or acquaintances in exchange for immediate funding.
“The cars are very different the knowledge of how you drive the cars and even the culture around the simulator and how heavily you have to use that is a lot different in Europe.” “In order to make it to F1 under the current circumstances, you have to be over here,” he said before referencing the virtual technology drivers use to prepare for races. Kaylen Frederick stepped up to Formula cars at age 13 before moving to Europe four years later.
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