Williams driver Alex Albon thinks Franco Colapinto’s tough final Formula 1 races with the squad should not overshadow the excellent results the Argentinian produced. Colapinto’s impressive early races since stepping in for Logan Sargeant in Monza turned heads in the paddock, and they also yielded Williams five important points over three race weekends, which looked
Williams driver Alex Albon thinks Franco Colapinto’s tough final Formula 1 races with the squad should not overshadow the excellent results the Argentinian produced. Colapinto’s impressive early races since stepping in for Logan Sargeant in Monza turned heads in the paddock, and they also yielded Williams five important points over three race weekends, which looked
Logan Sargeant’s crash in final practice for the Dutch Grand Prix broke many parts on his recently-upgraded Williams FW46. It was also the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back for team principal James Vowles. Williams were already suffering through a particularly attrition-heavy season. They had weathered a tough start to the season in which
Franco Colapinto has labelled his nine-race Formula 1 cameo as a “dream” despite his tough end to the 2024 season with Williams. Colapinto was drafted in by Williams to replace the underperforming Logan Sargeant after the Dutch Grand Prix, making his debut at Monza in September. The 21-year-old shone on his first couple of races
In the round-up: Williams team principal James Vowles says Alexander Albon found himself under more pressure after Franco Colapinto joined the team. In brief Colapinto pushed Albon to improve – Vowles Vowles said the decision to promote Colapinto to the team in place of Logan Sargeant had three positive effects, including pushing Albon to raise
After yesterday’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix some drivers said goodbye to F1 for good, some prepared to change teams – while others faced uncertain futures. Here’s how each of them said goodbye. F1 drivers’ farewell messages in Abu Dhabi Sainz: “Smooth operator…” Hulkenberg: “Arigato, boss” Magnussen: “You got the fastest lap” Bottas: “A shit ending”
Liam Lawson appears to be in pole position for a Red Bull Racing promotion for the 2025 Formula 1 season after the team’s interest in Franco Colapinto cooled. Despite signing a two-year contract extension earlier this year, Red Bull appears to have finally given up on Sergio Perez being able to turn his woeful form around, with
Liam Lawson appears to be on pole for Red Bull Racing promotion in the 2025 Formula 1 season after the team’s interest in Franco Colapinto cooled. Despite signing a two-year contract extension earlier this year, Red Bull appears to have finally given up on Sergio Perez being able to turn his woeful form around, with the
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner’s responses over Sergio Perez’s future changed noticeably in the wake of the Qatar Grand Prix, where the team’s hopes of winning a third consecutive constructors’ championship ended. Previously Horner was at pains to stress Red Bull’s faith in Perez’s ability to turn his dire season around. But last night
Sergio Perez and Franco Colapinto will start from the pitlane for Formula 1’s Qatar Grand Prix sprint race after changes were made to their cars under parc ferme conditions. The pair both had a difficult time in Friday’s sprint shootout session as they were eliminated in SQ1. Colapinto, who has come into this weekend running
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