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CEBUANO karter William John Riley Go gets closer to his F1 dream after being named as a representative to the Ferrari Driver Academy World Scouting Finals.The 14-year-old Go is picked as one of the two racers together with Enzo Yeh of Chinese Taipei following a noteworthy stint from the recent Ferrari Driver Academy Asia Pacific and Oceania Selection Program held at Sepang in Malaysia.
“Being able to represent my country, the Philippines, on this international stage is both an honor and responsibility. I can’t wait to carry the flag with pride in Fiorano Circuit, Modenese, Italy for the next stage, the FDA World Finals,” he added.Go earned the praise of FDA head driver coach Jock Clear and motorsports Australia director Michael Smith.“All 24 youngsters rose to the occasion and did themselves proud, helping each other and working well with the engineers.
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