As many as three of Ferrari’s young drivers could be in action at the second Formula 1 in-season test, which takes place on the Tuesday and Wednesday after the Hungarian Grand Prix. FIA rules dictate that teams have to use a rookie – defined in essence as someone with fewer than two GP starts – on two of the four test days. Ferrari employed Antonio Giovinazzi on Tuesday in Bahrain, which means it still has one rookie day left to use in Hungary. Sources have indicated that it has been earmarked for F2 star Charles Leclerc. Meanwhile, Ferrari customer teams Haas and Sauber used their race drivers for both days in Bahrain – so will now have to use rookies for both of the Hungaroring...
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