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Franco Colapinto Became Third, but Got Lost in the Grand Prix of Italy

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The Argentine lost control of his single-seater in Alpine after the Leclerc crash that forced the race to stop for several minutes; he lost several places and fell to 16th place.

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The Argentine lost control of his single-seater in Alpine after the Leclerc crash that forced the race to stop for several minutes; he lost several places and fell to 16th place.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Argentine had surpassed Max Verstappen's Red Bull in another excellent run after Leclerc's accident.He continued long on a curve and was very relegated and with the car somewhat damaged.However, he got the best out of his Alpine to get back into the top ten

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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From fighting for the podium to almost losing everything. Fortunately, beyond the unfortunate event, the Argentine Franco Colapinto continues to battle with his head up in the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix with a contest in Monza, the 13th round of the World Cup. The Plaran was battling for third place with the Dutch Max Verstappen...

The luck did not accompany this Sunday the Argentine Franco Colapinto. The Argentine rider had managed to reach the third place in a day that was expected historic for the Alpine team, but a bad maneuver left him very backward. In the first five laps, Colapinto managed to surpass Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, which [...]

Franco Colapinto starred in a big run in the Grand Prix of Italy and came to be third after surpassing Max Verstappen. However, the Argentine lost control in the Lesmo area, went to the leca and returned in the 15th place. In addition, he reported damage to his Alpine.

The Argentine came to pass Max Verstappen and place himself in third place but then left the track and was relegated to 16th place.

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diariopanorama.com broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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