US EditionDo Not Kill the Pilot the Papal Times of Alpine to Change Tires
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“I no longer have faith in Colapinto,” a friend-colleague texted me, minutes before the departure of the Hungarian GP. Some of that sense of disillusionment is appropriated...
Jamie Campbell-Walter, his manager, and Marcos Galperín, co-founder of Mercado Libre and principal sponsor, posted posts on their social networks against the delay of the team when the Argentine stopped in boxes.
“Next year I’m going to have time to help change Franquito’s wheels a little faster...,” the entrepreneur wrote on his social network account X.
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An exchange on social network X (formerly Twitter) between Marcos Galperin, an Argentine businessman, and Jamie Campbell-Walter, a former British pilot linked to talent management and now manager of Franco Colapinto, showed some discomfort regarding the treatment the pilot receives on the Alpine team. Galperin published: “Next year I’m going to have time to help change Franquito’s wheels a little faster...,” insinuating with irony a lack of effi…
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