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Alpine's Decision on the FIA's Criminalization of Franco Colapinto

Buenos Aires, 25 August (NA) -- The Alpine squire took the decision not to appeal the ruling of the International Automobile Federation that removed three points in the superlicence of the Argentine rider, Franco Colapinto. On the weekend at the Grand Prix of the Netherlands on the Zandvoort circuit he was surrounded by polemics for Colapinto, despite having a good start, with a lucky quota, he was left in points zone; by the end of the first ro…
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The Argentine driver added penalties to the Grand Prix of the Netherlands and lost points in his Superlicence.

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The Argentine driver received a penalty when he was marching among the top ten of the race, which made him fall several positions.

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Franco Colapinto ran again on Sunday in Formula 1 and finished 14th in the Netherlands Grand Prix, but the race was marked by the controversial sanction he received from the FIA and which complicated his weekend in Zandvoort. At the end of the first round, Max Verstappen starred in a strong clash and yellow flags were displayed because of the danger on the track. Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad, who were preparing to make their overtakings (to Tsun…

Buenos Aires, 25 August (NA) -- The Alpine squire took the decision not to appeal the ruling of the International Automobile Federation that removed three points in the superlicence of the Argentine rider, Franco Colapinto. On the weekend at the Grand Prix of the Netherlands on the Zandvoort circuit he was surrounded by polemics for Colapinto, despite having a good start, with a lucky quota, he was left in points zone; by the end of the first ro…

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The French team decided not to appeal the sanction that conditioned the Argentine's career in Zandvoort. The pilot had described the punishment as "extremely harsh."

As expected, after Flavio Briatore’s post-career statements, the Alpine team decided not to appeal the controversial sanction Franco Colapinto received in the Netherlands; a position contrary to the one adopted months ago after the Monaco Grand Prix. The explanation is simple. And who exposes it to perfection is...

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diariopanorama.com broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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