The former soccer player Sergio “Kun” Agüero will change the ball for the steering wheel in the next Evo session of the Formula eto be held between March 5 and 6 in the Miami International Autodrome.
The 36 -year -old Argentine player will participate in this innovative event with other celebrities and will prove the impressive Gen3 Evo electric carsthe fastest in the world.
The “Kun” will be part of the Tag Heuer Porsche team, where he will receive advice from the last champion of the category, Pascal Wehrlein.
In the official account of Porsche They shared images of their first training, accompanied by a special message: “From the field to Paddock! Sergio Agüero is making his unique debut in Formula E behind the wheel of the Porsche 99x Electric. Open your belt!”
In addition, one’s own Omen He expressed his enthusiasm for this new experience: “This is a total madness: from a racing driver football player in one of the fastest racing cars in the world. I am absolutely delighted and I want to learn as much as possible.”
Beyond the show on the track, the Evo session It will be part of a reality show that will show how these renowned figures prepare to compete in a discipline unknown to them.
Production will include sessions in simulator, physical training, strategies with personalized engineers and coaching.
Jeff DoddsCEO of the Formula eexplained the goal behind this initiative: “We wanted to do something that had never been done in motor racing. Give the audience a unique perspective in the world of a formula E pilot, seen from the eyes of their favorite celebrities.”
The event, which will take place in the prelude to the first Eprx of the season, seeks to continue with the global expansion of the formula E and attract new fans through the participation of sports and entertainment figures.
Source: Ambito
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