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Briatore’s Discontent: The Friction Between Flavio Briatore and Franco Colapinto
“If I were to say now that I was happy, it would be a lie. I’m not happy at all. Now we have to see how the season develops for him.”
BővebbenRising Star Franco Colapinto Faces F1 Grid Penalty Drama with Engine Change
Franco Colapinto will have to tread carefully, as the second Alpine car is now on the brink of a 10-place grid penalty.
BővebbenBreaking the Silence: Alpine F1 Team Confronts Exit Rumors Head-On
Alpine F1 exit rumours addressed in statement
BővebbenBreaking Boundaries: Aston Martin F1 Team Reacts to Fernando Alonso’s Retirement
Aston Martin F1 team issue official statement after Fernando Alonso retirement
BővebbenRace to Glory: 2025 Monaco Grand Prix Reshapes F1 World Championship Standings
Updated F1 drivers’ and constructors’ world championship standings following the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix.
BővebbenDriving Drama: Ricciardo Triumphs as Verstappen Defies Expectations – A RacingNews365 Recap
Check out all the biggest stories of media day at the Monaco Grand Prix with the latest edition of the RacingNews365 Review!
BővebbenUnlocking the Potential: Colapinto Identifies Key Areas for Improvement with Alpine’s F1 Car
Alpine F1 driver Franco Colapinto is aiming to boost his confidence in the car during the upcoming Monaco race weekend, following a challenging debut at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix in Imola. Despite his experience with simulators and older Alpine cars, Colapinto acknowledges that mastering the 2025 car is still a work in progress. The tight and technical nature of Monaco poses a significant test for Colapinto, who sees building confidence as crucial on high-demand circuits like Monaco, Baku, and Singapore. Colapinto emphasizes the importance of gaining seat time to improve…
BővebbenRising Above Adversity: The Triumph of Franco Colapinto’s Alpine F1 Debut Beyond Imola GP Crash
Franco Colapinto made a high-profile 2025 debut with Alpine, replacing Jack Doohan after just six Formula 1 races, defining his weekend with a heavy smash. During qualifying at Imola, Colapinto spun into the gravel trap and barriers on his last lap, continuing a streak of crashes from his time with Williams in Brazil and Las Vegas the previous year. Despite the crash, Alpine boss Flavio Briatore emphasized the importance of Colapinto being fast, avoiding crashes, and scoring points. Colapinto’s return to the paddock as an Alpine driver drew attention, with…
BővebbenUnveiling the Crux: Villeneuve Sheds Light on Colapinto’s Roadblock
1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve has identified a major problem with Franco Colapinto ahead of his Alpine stint.
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