Former Formula 1 driver Logan Sargeant has fuelled rumors about his possible return to racing with his latest career move. The 24-year-old has recently signed with a new management company in what appears to be part of his larger plan to return to active racing.The American driver who was axed from the Williams Racing team following the conclusion of the 2024 F1 Dutch Grand Prix weekend has recently joined the OGMM team. In an announcement announcing Sargent on its X account, the team wrote:“We are delighted to welcome @LoganSargeant to the OGMM team! With a strong history of racing in single seaters and at still only 24, Logan is joining OGMM as he focuses on a future career in sports cars. Welcome to the team, Logan.”The driver's management company is led by Oliver Gavin, a five-time Le Mans class winner. Logan Sargeant is expected to focus on Sports Car racing — an area in which the OGM team is largely a household name. The former Formula 1 driver could make a return to active racing in either the IMSA racing series or in any category in the World Endurance Championship (WEC).Earlier in February, Logan Sargeant's return to active racing was doing the rounds on mainstream media. The Florida native was linked to an entry in the European Le Mans Series under the IDEC Sports Racing outfit. However, shortly after the news of his racing for the team in the LMP2 category surfaced, the team would confirm the 24-year-old had opted against competing, shifting his focus to pursuing other interests.A closer look at Logan Sargeant’s Formula 1 stintLogan Sargeant’s stint in Formula 1 largely unravelled in a manner that proved to be a far departure from what he would have envisioned. The then Williams F1 driver got a seat in the open wheel racing series at a time when the Drive to Survive buzz appeared to be at a high among the American audience.The 24-year-old, who was also competing as the sole American on the grid, largely endured a torrid run of stints through his one-and-a-half-year racing for the Grove-based outfit. Through the 36 Grand Prix he participated in, Sergeant was only able to muster a points finish on a single occasion, the 2023 United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA), where he finished in 10th place.That season, he would finish with just a single point at 21st overall in the drivers’ standings. However, while Logan Sargeant would have hoped for a better outing through the 2024 season, his season largely spiralled into a subtle disaster marred by several crashes.Although the Williams Racing outfit had announced the signing of Carlos Sainz to replace Sargeant for the 2025 campaign, the Grove outfit opted for a mid-season change after his outing at the Dutch Grand Prix, where he was forced to retire from qualifying, following an incident that witnessed his car go up in flames. Franco Colapinto replaced Logan Sargeant for the final nine races of the 2024 campaign.