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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Arvid Lindblad admits F1 rookie season has exceeded expectations

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Arvid Lindblad, a 19-year-old rookie driver for Racing Bulls, has had a remarkable start to his Formula 1 career in the 2026 season. He achieved an impressive eighth-place finish in his debut at the Australian Grand Prix and has continued to perform well, with multiple Q3 appearances and a streak of six consecutive points finishes. Lindblad reflects on his experiences, noting that they have surpassed his initial expectations and have been filled with memorable moments.

Throughout the season, Lindblad has expressed his excitement and gratitude for the support from his team. He particularly cherishes his debut race in Melbourne and emotional experiences at iconic tracks like Silverstone, emphasizing how surreal it is to compete on circuits he has only previously played in video games. Overall, his rookie season has been a fulfilling journey, marked by significant achievements and personal milestones.

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Arvid Lindblad admits F1 rookie season has exceeded expectationsRacing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad says his maiden Formula 1 campaign is proving to be a "dream" as he evaluates an impressive first half of the 2026 season. The 19-year-old started the year off strongly by reaching Q3 at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix and ultimately secured an eighth-place finish. He has since added seven further Q3 appearances and a streak of six consecutive ... Keep readingMotorsport.comThu 13 Aug · 14:59 UTCRead →
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