Ryo Hirakawa
Ryo Hirakawa is a Japanese racing driver known for his accomplishments in endurance racing and single-seater categories. He has competed in the Super Formula Championship and has been part of Toyota Gazoo Racing in the FIA World Endurance Championship, where he has achieved notable success, including winning the prestigious Le Mans 24 Hours race. Hirakawa's transition to Formula 1 as a reserve driver for Alpine showcases his growing prominence in the motorsports world.
Born on May 01, 1993 (32 years old)
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa left his role as a reserve driver for Alpine to join Haas.
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa left his role as a reserve driver for Alpine to join Haas.
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa is no longer a reserve for Alpine after taking on the same role at Haas.
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa participated in the practice session with Haas.
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa was a test driver for Haas.
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa will continue his career in Haas F1 Team after joining the French team earlier this year.
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa was in Suzuka while other testers were driving in Monza.
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Argentina:
Ryo Hirakawa surprised by placing ahead of Pierre Gasly during the first training session.
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Colombia:
Ryo Hirakawa was driving the Alpine car during the first practice session, preventing Jack Doohan from participating.
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Australia:
Ryo Hirakawa drove the Alpine during the first practice session.
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