This prestigious programme created in partnership with the Alpine F1 team, supports young racing drivers through the building stages of their young racing career, providing them with the tools and resources they need to make the most of their natural racing talent. The programme has grown from strength to strength each year since it was established in 2016, training and supporting drivers on their final steps towards Formula One. Including 2022 F1 rookie Guanyu Zhou whilst Aiden is the newest addition. 

Plans for Aiden’s 2023 racing campaign will be announced shortly. 

Commenting on this latest step in his career Aiden said:
“I’m so excited to be starting my journey working with the Alpine Academy for the 2023 season. From the moment I first walked through the front doors at the factory it felt like a home, and that initial feeling is something I will never forget and will always treasure. The team at Enstone has been so welcoming and I have already learnt so much off track, including working on my physical training and nutrition. I cannot wait to start applying everything as I start my racing campaign in 2023as well as developing with the Academy in any other campaigns that the year may bring. I’m thrilled with what we have done so far and I’m really looking forward to what we can achieve together.”

Julian Rouse, Alpine Academy Director added: “The 2023 Alpine Academy line-up is arguably the most competitive it’s ever been. It’s been great to expand our roster to nine drivers and be able to represent Alpine across many disciplines. Away from the Formula 1 support categories, we’re looking forward to seeing what Abbi, Matheus, Aiden and Kean can achieve across their respective series. There are exciting times ahead and we’re all looking forward to working closely with our 2023 drivers.”