Roy Nissany joins ROKiT Williams Racing as 2020 Test Driver
By Williams Racing
January 15 2020
Roy
Nissany joins ROKiT
Williams Racing as 2020 Test Driver
ROKiT Williams Racing has
announced in Tel Aviv today that Israeli born Roy Nissany is to become the
team’s Official Test Driver.
Roy will undertake three FP1 sessions, drive one rookie test day, as well as
being immersed in the team over three Grand Prix weekends. He will undertake
a number of simulator sessions at the factory, and spend time integrating
within all departments throughout the year. As part of the agreement, the
Israel Start-Up logo will appear on the FW43 for the duration of a Grand
Prix weekend when Roy is driving the car.
Speaking about the announcement, Roy Nissany said; “I am thrilled to become
Official Test Driver for ROKiT Williams Racing. This is also a landmark for
motorsport in Israel. When I tested for the team in Abu Dhabi in December, I
instantly felt comfortable in the car and part of the team. The experience
that I will gain this year, immersing myself with Williams will prove
invaluable and I’m looking forward to getting started, both on and off the
track.”
Roy, who will also be racing in the FIA Formula 2 Championship in 2020, last
raced in that series in 2018. Prior to this he competed in World Series
Formula V8 3.5 for three seasons winning several races. His previous
experience driving a Formula One car was in Valencia in 2014 at the wheel of
a Sauber.
Claire Williams, Deputy Team Principal, commented; “It is a pleasure to
welcome Roy Nissany to ROKiT Williams Racing in the role of our Official
Test Driver. Roy demonstrated his capabilities driving in the post-season
Abu Dhabi test last year and we were extremely impressed with what he could
do in a short space of time. He is a hard-working individual who we are
excited to be working with this year.”
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