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Logan Sargeant American set to race for Williams in 2023 if he qualifies for super-licence

By Andrew BensonChief F1 writer in Austin Last updated on 3 hours ago3 hours ago.From the section Formula 1The US Grand Prix is live on BBC Radio 5 Live and the BBC Sport website American Logan Sargeant will race for Williams next year as long as he qualifies for a Formula 1 driver's 'super-licence'. The plan for Sargeant's F1 debut in 2023 as Alex Albon's team-mate was confirmed by Williams team principal Jost Capito. "We feel he's ready to race in F1 and on the condition he has enough super-licence points he will be our second driver next year," Capito said on Saturday. The 21-year-old made his F1 race weekend debut in Austin on Friday. He is almost certain to qualify for a licence through either further practice outings for Williams this season in Mexico and Abu Dhabi, or by his results in the Formula 2 championship, in which he currently lies third.How to follow the United States Grand Prix on the BBCRed Bull accuse F1 rivals of 'concerted campaign' over budget cap rulingFerrari fastest in both US GP practice sessionsFull practice resultsDrift off to sleep with Michael Mosley: Take a relaxing sonic journey designed to help you fall asleepWild rumour and conspiracy sweep 1980s Ireland: Obscene: The Dublin Scandal narrated by Adrian Dunbar

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