Logan Sargeant earned the Super License he needed to race for Williams in Formula 1 and will become the first American on the grid since 2015 when he makes his debut next season. Sargeant needed to finish at least sixth in the season standings in Formula 2 to qualify for an F1 Super License. Williams earlier said the Florida-born driver would get the seat for 2023 if he met the requirements and helped him do so by giving him practice time in F1 sessions. Sargeant finished fourth in the F2 standings after a fifth-place result in the last race of the season Sunday. “Thank you all for your hard work and efforts this year. We were damn quick, so thank you for everything,' Sargeant told his...
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