The Briton, who is a member of the Williams Driver Academy, dominated the Macau GP last weekend – securing pole position, victory in the qualification race and a triumph in the main event.
Having recently had a run in a 2021 Aston Martin car as a result of winning last year’s Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award, he says he is ready to push Williams for an opportunity there, potentially even in a free practice session.
“I would love it,” Browning told Autosport about the prospect of a run in a Williams F1 car. “I’ll be asking the team as many times as possible – and I’ll be picking up the phone. But there is a pecking order to this stuff, and they will have their reasons.”
Browning’s Macau victory comes at the end of a challenging campaign where he did not achieve the results he had hoped for in F3 with Hitech.
His best result of the year was a second place at the Spanish GP sprint race, and he ended the year 15th in the standings.
But he wants to return to the category next year and deliver the kind of form that he showed throughout the Macau weekend.
“To be honest, this year was really tough in terms of results in F3,” he said. “But I think it was quite clear to everyone that watched, and looked into the details, that the pace we had versus where we were in the championship was the biggest [contrast] on the grid. It was absolutely insane.
Source: Autosport