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“I’m Sorry, Buddy”: Colapinto’s Reaction when He Was Told to Stop His Car Due to a Technical Flaw

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The Argentine could not finish the Q1 in Barcelona and will take the 19th place in the Grand Prix of Spain

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The Argentine could not finish the Q1 in Barcelona and will take the 19th place in the Grand Prix of Spain

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Disadvantages in the Argentine car gearbox forced him to leave the Q1 when he was going to make the quick return

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Argentine came with a good pace in the classification but a problem of his monoplaza forced him to leave the session. He will take the 19th Spanish Grand Prix this Sunday.

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Franco Colapinto rang his best score since he debuted with Alpine, but luck — once again — was elusive. The Argentine, who competed in his third race as a Formula 1 headline, had shown signs of progress during the Spanish GP 2025 weekend, but a technical problem at the decisive moment left him with no options to pass the court. He finished 19th, eliminated again in Q1. “I don’t know exactly what happened, I think it was something with the gearbo…

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(By Pasta de Champ-ADNSUR) The Grand Prix of Barcelona was presented as a new opportunity for Franco Colapinto, the pilot in the category of single-seat pilot, to demonstrate his talent and consolidate his progress in the season. However, the weekend did not begin in the best way for the Argentine, who faced a series of technical difficulties and an initial performance below what was expected that conditioned his performance. This Saturday's day…

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Franco Colapinto spent a difficult day in qualifying for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. During the Q1, his Alpine single-place suffered an apparent failure in the gearbox, which forced him to stop on the track and prevented him from moving forward to the next round. As a result, he will run from the 19th position in Sunday’s race on the Montmeló circuit. The young Argentine driver expressed his unease after the incident: “I felt better, but I…

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La Crítica broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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