GPDA Backs Institute Driver’s Guide
GPDA director David Coulthard.
     
  Following a successful FIA Institute meeting in Montreal with leading figures in North American motor sport, the Grand Prix Drivers Association has thrown its full support behind a new safety handbook created by the FIA Institute for all new motor racing drivers.
 
 

The handbook, which has the backing of Formula One drivers such as Michael Schumacher, David Coulthard and Jarno Trulli, aims to educate the younger drivers and remind the more experienced drivers about all aspects of safety in motor sport.

Schumacher, director of the GPDA, said: “This booklet is an extremely useful accessory for any driver in the sport from karting to Formula One. If every driver follows these guidelines then motor sport will be a much safer environment and that can only be good for all of us.”

Fellow GPDA director Coulthard commented: “The safety booklet covers every aspect of personal safety from clothing and equipment to hydration and diet. Even the most experienced drivers will benefit from a reminder of these safety measures before, during and after they race.”

The handbook will be published later this year and distributed to every new competition licence holder.


 

 


 














 


 

 


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