Arvid Lindblad passed the theoretical test to obtain his driving license in the United Kingdom. The Racing Bulls Formula 1 driver shared the news on his social media.
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The 19-year-old competitor answered 46 out of 50 multiple-choice questions correctly, comfortably passing the cutoff score of 43. In the risk perception stage, he scored 52 out of 75 points, above the minimum limit of 44.
Both theoretical tests in the United Kingdom are conducted on the same day, and candidates must pass both to receive a full pass.
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Now, Lindblad, despite driving in Formula 1, has received the green light to schedule his practical tests, which include vision check, vehicle safety questions, general driving skills, reversing maneuvers, and a period of independent driving.
Under UK rules, a passed theoretical test is valid for two years, meaning Arvid has this window to pass his practical test before needing to retake the theoretical exam.
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