F1 racer Logan Sargeant attends Miami Dolphins vs Green Bay Packers Christmas game at Hard Rock Stadium: Watch
- Williams racer Logan Sargeant attended the Miami Dolphins vs Green Bay Packers game
- The two sides locked horns at the Hard Roc Stadium
- The Packers (6-8) likely need to win their last three games to make the postseason
Logan Sargeant, who is set to race for Formula 1 team Williams next year, on Sunday attended the Miami Dolphins vs Green Bay Packers Christmas day game at the Hard Rock Stadium.
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The 21-year-old was also presented with a Dolphins helmet.
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Logan Hunter Sargeant is an American racing driver. He competed in the FIA Formula 2 Championship with Carlin and will join F1 side Williams Racing in the 2023 season.
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He replaces Canada’s Nicholas Latifi at Williams. Sargeant finished fourth in the F2 standings this year. His back-to-back wins at Silverstone and Austria were the highlights of his season.
“These opportunities come around once in a lifetime and now it’s my job to make the most of that. It comes down to the pressure of making sure I prepare for that the best I possibly can, physically, mentally, as well as getting as well acquainted with the team as I can. That’s the goal, and hopefully we can perform next year,” Logan Sargeant said about racing in Formula One.
The Miami Dolphins are 8-6 and will make the playoffs if they win at least two of their last three games. Tua and co have lost three straight matches.
“We’re about to play Aaron Rodgers, who has been in the league for years and arguably one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play,” safety Jevon Holland said. “So what more do you have to focus on? This is a huge challenge, especially for me. … Playoffs are playoffs. I’ve never been to the playoffs so I wouldn’t know.”
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The Packers (6-8) likely need to win their last three games to make the postseason. Even if they win out, they’re not guaranteed to make it.
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