Nyck de Vries has missed out on some precious simulator time if he is needed to deputise again for the SingaporeGP F1
With Alex Albon unavailable due to needing an operation as a result of appendicitis, De Vries made his F1 debut for the team at the Italian Grand Prix and impressed from the off with a P9 finish.but it is still not a guarantee that he will be fully fighting fit for the Singapore Grand Prix next weekend.
But, his preparation has not been ideal as he said Brexit prevented him for entering the UK and accessing the team’s base in Oxfordshire. He took to Instagram to say he had been unable to gain access with his European Identity card as he tried to fly into London from Budapest. De Vries was not travelling with his passport.
As a result of his failed entry, De Vries was forced to instead return home and miss out on some valuable practice in the Williams simulator.Given his age, De Vries may have been thinking his F1 chance might never come but being in the right place at the right time often plays a part in someone’s career.
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