Oliver Rowland cheers for Formula 2 driver Arvid Lindblad at Hungarian Grand Prix, shares candid photo

Oliver Rowland has all the free time in the world after wrapping up Formula E Season 11 by winning the Formula E World Championship. The Nissan driver is not just chilling with family but also focusing on his student, Arvid Lindblad, who recently competed in the Formula 2 format of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Rowland has now shared a candid picture from the Hungaroring circuit as he and Lindblad had some fun after the race.

Oliver Rowland shares candid photo from Hungaroring Circuit

Taking to his Instagram Stories, Oliver Rowland shared the candid picture featuring him and Arvid Lindblad sitting on a quad bike along with two others. He captioned the picture “Summer break,” while hinting at the three-month break for Lindblad and the months-long break for Rowland.

Oliver Rowland has been a mentor to Arvid Lindblad, who competes in Formula 2 for Compos Racing as part of Red Bull Junior Team. Lindblad finished sixth in the Formula 2 Feature Race at the Hungarian Grand Prix and tenth in the Formula 2 Sprint this weekend.

After the Hungarian Grand Prix, Arvid Lindblad wrote on Instagram, “The last few rounds have been tough. Saturday’s Sprint hurt — a win was there, and I let it slip. Yesterday, I came back fighting. Pace wasn’t quite there, but I raced hard and defended well. Now time for a reset and a much-needed break.”

Oliver Rowland on his win in Formula E World Championship

Meanwhile, Oliver Rowland is soaking in his success in Formula E Season 11. He said after sealing his Formula E Championship win in Berlin, “I’ve not had a chance for it to sink in. Part of me realizes what we’ve achieved, and I’m trying to digest it in a positive way and balance my emotions. From a mental health perspective, I feel a lot lighter, like a weight has come off my shoulders. It’s not something we drivers talk about very often, but the last few days have been a huge release of emotion and energy. It feels great. Even now, when I watch the videos back, I struggle to believe it’s actually done!”

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Formula E Season 12 will begin on December 6 with the Sao Paulo E-Prix in Brazil. Testing, however, will begin in October in Valencia. It will be the longest Formula E season, with 18 races to be held across 12 cities around the globe.