Last month, ousted AlphaTauri F1 driver Nyck de Vries announced that he would be taking an unconventional pit stop by heading back to school at the prestigious Havard Business School.
Last week, the Dutchman took up residence in Cambridge and shared a picture on social media, showing himself striking a pose in front of the iconic HBS sign.
De Vries' cerebral challenge of academia involves a special course in 'Negotiation and Leadership' that will carry him to the end of the year and instill some serious business acumen.
Upon his return to racing next year with Mahindra in Formula E and perhaps with Toyota in the WEC, Nyck will perhaps analyze tyre strategies as meticulously as he tackles case studies!
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