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'''F1rret''' is an English Ice Boat Racing driver who competes in the [[Formula 1|Formula One World Championship]] for the [[Vertza Racing Team]] which he also manages. F1rret is a two-time race winner following victories during the [[Aurora:2025s Formula One World Championship|2025 Season]] in which he finished as the runner-up after leading much of the first half of the season. | '''F1rret''' is an English Ice Boat Racing driver who competes in the [[Formula 1|Formula One World Championship]] for the [[Vertza Racing Team]] which he also manages. F1rret is a two-time race winner following victories during the [[Aurora:2025s Formula One World Championship|2025 Season]] in which he finished as the runner-up after leading much of the first half of the season. | ||
Formerly King of [[Aurora:Patagonia|Patagonia]], F1rret is the leader of the Canton of Verona in [[Nostra:Switzerland|Switzerland]] and manages the towns of Verona, Lombardy, Monza, Formula_One, Garda and Trento which includes the Monza Racing Circuit and, by extension, the Italian Grand Prix. He also previously designed the unused Panama racing circuit as well as the Iranian Grand Prix which hosted the [[Aurora:2025-26 Iranian Grand Prix]]. His most notable designed track was the [[Patagonian Grand Prix]] which hosted the [[Aurora:2023 Patagonian Grand Prix|2023]], [[Aurora:2024 Patagonian Grand Prix|2024]] and [[Aurora:2025-26 Patagonian Grand Prix|2025-26 Patagonian Grand Prix]]. | Formerly King of [[Aurora:Patagonia|Patagonia]], F1rret is the leader of the Canton of Verona in [[Nostra:Switzerland|Switzerland]] and manages the towns of Verona, Lombardy, Monza, Formula_One, Garda and Trento which includes the Monza Racing Circuit and, by extension, the Italian Grand Prix. He also previously designed the unused Panama racing circuit as well as the Iranian Grand Prix which hosted the [[Aurora:2025-26 Iranian Grand Prix|Iranian Grand Prix]]. His most notable designed track was the [[Patagonian Grand Prix]] which hosted the [[Aurora:2023 Patagonian Grand Prix|2023]], [[Aurora:2024 Patagonian Grand Prix|2024]] and [[Aurora:2025-26 Patagonian Grand Prix|2025-26 Patagonian Grand Prix]]. | ||
F1rret is currently a main driver at the [[Vertza Racing Team]] alongside [[ameberyl]] and holds an infinite contract length due to his role as team manager. | F1rret is currently a main driver at the [[Vertza Racing Team]] alongside [[ameberyl]] and holds an infinite contract length due to his role as team manager. | ||