McLaren sign Camara for test and reserve role!

McLaren have signed Formula Two driver Sergio Sette Camara for testing and a development role for next season.

Lando Norris has been promoted to the senior side, leaving the position vacant for Camara.

The 20-year-old Brazilian was a driver at Carlin in F2 this season, partnering Norris.

"It's my dream to one day become a Formula 1 driver, and I'd like to thank McLaren for giving me this incredible opportunity," Sette Camara said. "My aim is to integrate myself in the team and work as closely with them as possible; to listen, to learn and to help develop as a driver, as well as support McLaren."

Camara used to drive for Red Bull Junior Team during his two seasons in European F3 with Motopark and also tested for Toro Rosso in 2016 (Silverstone).

However, he parted ways with Red Bull before switching to F2 - and finished 12th in his first season.

Gil de Ferran is delighted to welcome the 20-year-old to the McLaren ranks: "We're delighted to welcome Sergio to McLaren and our Young Driver Programme.

"We've been following his progress for some time and believe he is a promising young talent with real potential," the McLaren sporting director continued. "We're looking forward to working with him to develop his skills as a well-rounded driver, while having him support our racing operations."