The phrase "a driver of formula" is not correct in standard English usage.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to "a Formula One driver" or "a driver of a formula."
Example: "He is a driver of formula racing, competing in various championships around the world."
Alternatives: "a Formula driver" or "a racing driver."
"I speak with a lot of drivers in Formula 1 and am sure that they want to help me because I think that all the drivers are very touched by this dramatic incident and I know that I have a lot of people beside me who want to help - the sponsors and the drivers of Formula 1. "I'm sure I can make something good for Jules.
Despite the freakish accident that took the life of Jules Bianchi, the driver of a modern Formula One car is in a pretty safe place.
Scottish racing driver Susie Wolff has signed for Williams as a development driver for Formula 1.
He is inspirational and an idol to a lot of people". Fortunately for Hamilton, as a driver for one of the best teams in Formula 1 he will be guided by nutritional experts who will no doubt prepare meal plans to minimise any potential side effects of a dietary change.
Lewis Hamilton became the first British driver in the history of Formula 1 to retain the Drivers' Championship after he battled to victory in the United States Grand Prix on Sunday.
There is no logical reason why an American driver should not scale the upper reaches of formula one, but a general marked reluctance to decamp to Europe when there are so many thriving domestic racing formulae in the US is certainly a factor in why there are no Americans currently trying their luck in the world championship.
Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg explains the physics of Formula 1's new turbo engines and compressors to BBC Sport's Lee McKenzie.
The formula will be simple, residents said: A driver prepares to pull out of his space with time remaining on his ticket.
