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In a maneuver for which he was penalized with 5 seconds, Franco Colapinto almost raced the Mclaren of Oscar Piastri, who fought for the tip and tried to take him for a spin.The Argentine rider was fighting hand in hand with the Japanese Tsunoda of Red Bull. He wanted to overcome it but did not see Piastri on his right and touched it, causing the Australian to step out and drive over the land.
The Argentine rider analyzed his performance in the anteroom to the Sunday race
The Austrian Grand Prix left somewhat bitter sensations for Franco Colapinto. The Argentine driver finished 15° with his Alpine in a race that started with promise, but went blurring with the running of the laps. After getting out of the car, Pilar’s young man spoke clearly about what happened in the Red Bull Ring and aimed to improve with the team. “It wasn’t an easy day for us. The pace was not good. At the end of the race we started to find t…
Franco Colapinto in the Austrian Grand Prix showed signs of recovery after a difficult Friday. The Argentine driver of the Alpine team ranked 14th for Sunday’s main race, after a solid performance that took him to the second round of ranking (Q2), leaving a few tenths to enter the group of the top ten. “It progressed. I felt a little better today, a little closer, but we have to keep progressing,” said the columnan before the media. And he added…
The Argentine will leave 14th and recognized that a small mistake cost him the chance to continue advancing in the classification.
It will be a new weekend of action in Formula 1 for the Argentine driver Franco Colapinto. The steering wheel of our country, aboard a single-seater of the Alpine team, this Sunday from 10 a.m. will have the opportunity to be part of the grid of the Austrian Grand Prix. “Hi guys, we are in Austria this time. It’s a very short track, something very important to get a quick lap, because it has only a couple of curves. But it’s a very exciting trac…
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