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Nominate your 2014 McLaren AUTOSPORT BRDC Award finalists

Now is your chance to nominate drivers for the 2014 McLaren AUTOSPORT BRDC Award

The Award, which began in 1989, aims to find the best up-and-coming British racing talent.

McLaren star and 2009 Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button is a former winner, as is ex-Force India ace Paul di Resta, his current DTM rivals Gary Paffett and Jamie Green, and three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti.

Eligible drivers for the 2014 prize must have been 16 years old or over on June 1, 2014, and under 22 years old on January 1 2014. They also have to have been born in the United Kingdom and hold a British passport.

How the Award winner is chosen

They must have competed in a single-seater championship up to and including non-FIA Formula 3 and not in any higher category during the current calendar year.

Prizes for the 2014 McLaren AUTOSPORT BRDC Award winner include a McLaren F1 test, £100,000 and BRDC membership.

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To nominate a driver, please email maba.nominations@autosport.com with your suggestion, using the subject line 'nominations', by midday September 26.

Nominations will then be considered by the judging panel and the six finalists will be announced early next month, ahead of the Award tests at Silverstone.

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