US EditionFranco Colapinto's Comeback Amid Alpine Upheaval | Sports-Games
- Franco Colapinto, an Argentine driver, will replace Jack Doohan at Alpine for at least the next five races starting this weekend at Imola, marking his return to Formula 1.
- Colapinto's move follows Alpine's recent upheaval, including team boss Oliver Oakes' sudden resignation and Flavio Briatore taking over amid a turbulent management environment.
- James Vowles, Williams team principal and Colapinto's previous boss, praised the driver's speed and adaptability, emphasizing that the experience gained under these conditions will be invaluable.
- Vowles stated, "It's time on track and it's time in a difficult environment," adding that "coming out of it you'll only be stronger as a result," highlighting the learning opportunity for Colapinto.
- Colapinto's tenure at Alpine could solidify his future in Formula 1, with hopes he will repay the team's faith and potentially secure a full-time race seat by 2026 despite ongoing team challenges.
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Franco Colapinto's Comeback Amid Alpine Upheaval | Sports-Games
Franco Colapinto's Comeback Amid Alpine Upheaval Franco Colapinto, the Argentine Formula 1 driver, has replaced Jack Doohan at Alpine following a team reshuffle. Colapinto, who previously raced for Williams, will partner with Pierre Gasly for a five-race stint beginning at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix.Speaking on Thursday, Colapinto acknowledged the challenges of returning to the grid and emphasized the difficulty of stepping into another drive…
Franco Colapinto returned with everything to Formula 1: the Chicana to Alpine and the French in advance of his debut in Imola
The Argentine, who runs for a Gaul team, was consulted about the reality between Argentina and France. He also analyzed how many races it will take to adapt to the car.
Motor racing-Vowles expects Colapinto to show his speed with Alpine
GROVE, England (Reuters) - Franco Colapinto will do a good job for Alpine regardless of any turmoil at the Renault-owned Formula One team and the deadlines they set, the Argentine's previous boss James Vowles said on Tuesday. Read full story
Williams chief explained why Colapinto will take advantage of his return to F1 in the middle of the “turbulent” present in Alpine
James Vowles assured that experience in a complex context can strengthen the Argentine, who will have five dates to demonstrate his potential within the French squirery
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