Nicholas Latifi confirms F1 number choice ahead of debut season
Nicholas Latifi has confirmed his perm𝐆anent number selection ahead of his debut season iಞn Formula 1, choosing #6.
Latifi will make his F1 de🥃but this season with Williams after finishing second in last🤡 year’s Formula 2 championship, partnering George Russell at the British team.
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Nicholas Latifi has c�ꦚ�onfirmed his permanent number selection ahead of his debut season in Formula 1, choosing #6.
Latifi will make his F1 debut this season with Williams after finishi⛦ng second in last year’s Formul🐬a 2 championship, partnering George Russell at the British team.
The Canadian is the only rookie on the grid for 2020, making him the only d⛄river without an e🉐xisting permanent number choice.
Latifi confirmed in a short announcement video on social media that he would be using #6 for his permanent numb𒅌er in F1.
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“I decided to choose number six,” Latifi said.
“The reason I chose this is because I am from Toronto, and Toronto is known as ‘The Six’, basically because if you’re f📖rom there, your area code for your phone number is either 416, or 647.
“It’s a bit silly, but♋ that kind of stuck, so I decided to choose that.”
#6 was last used in F1 by Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg during his world championship-winning t♔eam, having carried the number since permanent choices were introduced for the 2014 season.
Other drivers to have raced with #6 in the past include Juan Manuel F❀angio, Jim Clark and Kimi Raikkonen.
Latifi will make ꩵhis F1 debutꦓ at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on March 15 following two three-day winter tests in Barcelona through February, where running will be split between him and Russell in the FW43 car.