El colombiano Nico Baptiste llega a la toscana italiana con un objetivo claro:  Alcanzar el máximo rendimiento en el circuito de Mugello, donde cierra una temporada rica en aprendizajes de cara a sus avances hacia el GP y como gran promesa de la Fórmula 1.

El talento del colombiano unido a las prácticas y competencias en las que ha participado este año en las más exigentes pistas de Europa le permiten llegar a Mugello lleno de fuerza y determinación.

Nico Baptiste is preparing for a new race, this time in France, where he will compete at the Paul Ricard circuit.

After accumulating much more experience in the European Regional Formula 3, Nico Baptiste will fight to be the fastest in Le Castellet. There, the Colombian will be in one of the longest-running circuits in motorsports, such as Paul Ricard, and in which impressive races have taken place throughout the history of motorsport.

After the culmination of the first round of the championship, the national driver positioned himself in box 19 of 37 and continues the preparation for the second round of the European Regional Formula 3, which will take place in Imola, Italy, on 7 and May 8 next.

This weekend Nico Baptiste made his debut in the European Regional Formula 3, competing at the Monza National Autodrome, Italy, as a member of the FA Racing - Drivers' School team led by the Spanish Fernando Alonso.

• After doing an important job in Italian Formula 4 last season, the Colombian driver is ready for his debut this weekend in the European Regional Formula 3.
• Baptiste will race aboard car number 35 of the FA Racing team - a driving school led by Spaniard Fernando Alonso - being the youngest rider in the select group of European Regional F3 competitors made up of 37 drivers from 20 nationalities.
• The competition in Monza, Italy, will be a golden opportunity for the Colombian driver who aspires to progress quickly within the c