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How Franco Colapinto fared on his return to F1 with Alpine
Franco Colapinto treated the Imola weekend as a learning experience after replacing Jack Doohan at Alpine. Franco Colapinto ended up 16th among 18 classified finishers on his return to Formula 1 with Alpine in Sunday’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
Franco Colapinto says replacing another Formula 1 driver during the season is “never nice circumstances” and he doesn’t ...
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‘Turbulent’ Alpine is the ‘right place’ for Franco ColapintoAlpine may be going through some upheaval at present with Franco Colapinto in the mix, but James Vowles says dealing with a ...
Jack Doohan has received online abuse since being dropped by Alpine just six races into his rookie Formula 1 campaign; Yuki Tsunoda was also abused following an incident with Doohans Alpine ...
Alpine have issued a statement reminding F1 fans to be “respectful” after Red Bull driver Yuki Tsunoda was subjected to abuse following an incident with Franco Colapinto at Imola. Tsunoda ...
Argentine Franco Colapinto said he would be starting from scratch after replacing Australian Jack Doohan at Renault-owned ...
Alpine announced recently that Franco Colapinto will move into the second seat at the team on a five-race contract, after Jack Doohan's six-race contract ended following the Miami Grand Prix.
Ocon, whose cut ties with Alpine ahead of the 2024 season finale in Abu Dhabi, was initially replaced by Jack Doohan only for the Australian to be given the boot in favour of Franco Colapinto.
Franco Colapinto will do a good job for Alpine regardless of any turmoil at the Renault-owned Formula One team and the ...
Franco Colapinto's seat at Alpine is already under threat according to an ex-Formula 1 star - despite the Argentine only just ...
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