Machine No. 29 shines at Red Bull Ring in Austria

Machine No. 29 stood out at the Red Bull Ring in Austria, where with aggressiveness, concentration, and a fast lap (1:31.304) on the circuit, it put Italian driver Gabriele Mini's leadership in check. The fight for first place was intense, but in the end, the local driver came out on top.

NEXT CHALLENGE

Joshua Duerksen is aiming once again for the German Formula 4. The next race will be at Hockenheimring, the circuit that hosts the German Formula 1 Grand Prix.

The Paraguayan driver is currently in sixth position with 55 points and will try to make an impact and place himself among the top competitors.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Duerksen has won eight races since his debut in Formula 4 in 2019. At 16 years old, he celebrated five times in the United Arab Emirates, once in Germany and Italy, and now he adds the conquest in Austrian soil.

Duerksen concluded his participation in Austria by finishing in second place.

"I wanted to win"

Joshua Duerksen spoke after the end of the competition at the Red Bull Ring circuit and expressed mixed feelings about finishing in second place.

"Happy, but not satisfied. I'm delighted to have gone from fifth to second position. I wanted the victory; I had the pace to overtake Mini," said the driver.